Tuesday, June 30, 2026

10 Books to Read in July


 

July has arrived, bringing with it the best of summer. We can look forward to warm days, humid nights, plenty of sunshine, beach and pool outings, and hopefully a vacation filled with good books and relaxation. Here are the books I’m excited to explore this month.

 

1. The Romance Revival by Christina Lauren (7/14)

"An unforgettable romance in which a fateful accident erases a troubled marriage from memory—and a scientific breakthrough gives love one extraordinary do-over."

 

 

2. An Infinite Love Story by Chanel Cleeton (7/7)

"When an astronaut is lost in space, his wife relives their epic love as she attempts to unravel what truly happened to him, in this sweeping love story set against the backdrop of the 1960s Space Race."

 

 

3. Every Version of You by Natalie Messier (7/7)

A heartfelt contemporary romance debut follows a woman who gets a second chance at a formative time in her adult life—this time to win the “one that got away.”

 

 

4. Love You More by Emily Giffin (7/7)

"A woman is newly engaged to a man she adores when she receives a call from her first love with news that shatters her carefully ordered world."

 

 

5. Habits of the Sea by Shea Ernshaw (7/7)

"A woman rediscovers the mythical island she stumbled upon as a child—and the man she once met who apparently hasn’t aged."

 

 

6. The Parisian Heist by Jo Piazza (7/14)

"A propulsive dual-timeline mystery drenched in art-world intrigue and brimming with family secrets, betrayal, and the intoxicating lure of power."

 

 

 7. Meet Me in Paris by Kristin Harmel (7/28)

"A captivating new novel about several intertwined stories of love, loss, courage, and redemption set over the course of one magical week in Paris.

 

 

 8. Summer People by Sally Blakely (7/7)

 "One week. No drama. And absolutely no dating each other."

 

 

9. Crash Into Me by Robinne Lee (7/7)

"A completely new, fearlessly intimate novel of messy, complicated relationships—one that delves into desire, race, power, and the shifting terrain of identity and selfhood."

 

 

10. Helpless by Jessica Knoll (7/7)

"After Faye, a powerhouse Hollywood producer, has a run-in with her ex-boyfriend Henry, a dangerous game unfolds, unraveling a years-long mystery."

 

Which books do you plan to read this month? Are any of these titles on your TBR list? Let me know in the comments below. 

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