Tuesday, November 3, 2026

10 Books to Read in November


 

November is here! Who is looking forward to all the cozy novels? I always appreciate curling up with a feel-good read this time of the year and thankfully, there are some good ones coming out along with some new historical fiction.

 

1. Peregrine Hill by Nina de Gramont (11/10)

"A sweeping novel set in Gilded Age New York where a forced marriage, family secrets, and the fight for freedom collide in an unforgettable story about a desperate mother and headstrong daughter navigating a world built on men’s appetites and women’s silence."

 

 

 

2. Whale Harbor by Mary Beth Keane (11/3)

"A sweeping multigenerational saga inspired by the author's family history, following eleven brothers as they are set on different paths between Ireland, England, Montana, and New York." 

 

 

3.  Peculiar Stars by Rebecca Yarros (11/17)

"A slow-burn romance about love, family, and what it means to become the truest version of yourself."

 

 

4. The Last Prince of Florence by Zoe Sivak (11/17)

"Based on the true story of Alessandro de' Medici, this sweeping novel follows a Black woman's secret plot to put her son on a Renaissance throne."

 

 

5. Birth of a Witch by Nora Roberts (11/17)

"Introduces the magical world of Neve McShane, a young witch tasked with stopping a growing darkness, and the coven she has been connected to across lifetimes." 

 

 

6. The Sign of the Raven by Pippa Dunn (11/10)

"Dreams may be more real than we think, as one intrepid dreamer discovers in this YA historical fantasy set in nineteenth century London."

 

 

7. Revenge Plot by Stephanie Wrobel (11/10)

"A desperate writer’s pursuit of a powerful literary agent takes a dark turn."

 

 

8. The 12 Dates of Christmas by Ruby Winter (11/3)

"A jaded New Yorker gives a Christmas-loving Brit twelve dates to change her mind about the holidays—and love—in this charming full-length romance in advent calendar form, featuring 24 sealed chapters for a celebratory seasonal countdown!"

 

 

9. Every Secret Thing by Susanna Kearsley (11/17) 

"Step into a world of unforgettable mystery and heart-wrenching emotion--where a decades-old murder, a brave journalist, and the echoes of WWII converge in an irresistible, page-turning masterclass in historical suspense."


 

10. When They Find Me by Carter Wilson (11/10)

"Some secrets don't fade. They hunt. A new heart-pounding suspense.

 

Let me know in the comments below which books have caught your eye this month. 

 

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