New book releases you are looking forward to.

[Cherrypi]

Mine are:
Bitter Orange by Claire Fuller as I adored Swimming Lessons.
The new Jasper Fforde (finally).
The short story collection by Lionel Shriver.

[Sgtmajormummy]

One for DD and indirectly me.
The new Morrigan Crow book. It really is the new Harry Potter series and has the potential to run for a long time.

[Lessstressedhemum]

shardlake
logan mcCrae
giordano bruno
and most especially Tell the bees that I am gone, the new Outlander book, which I have been waitibg for for some time.

I have given up waiting for the new Song of Ice and Fire book - GRRM will likely never get around to finishing it.

[dirtyprettything]

I’ve pre-ordered the new Kate Atkinson

[Cherrypi]

Ooh that new Kate Atkinson looks good.

[carbuncleonapigsposterior]

Another here awaiting the new Kate Atkinson, which I believe is due out later this summer, it's been a long wait. Also Sabine Durrant who also has a new book out any time.

[RiojaHaze]

Yes to the new Logan McCrae! This month though....

[waycat]

On my Amazon shopping list are these amoung others:

Sarah Moss - Ghost Wall.
Wild Fire (the final Shetland book) - Ann Cleeves.
The Sinners - Ace Atkinson.
The Blood Road - Stuart MacBride.
The Pharoah Key - Preston & Child.

So many to look forward to - hope they aren’t all published at the same time!

[Acrasia]

I am really excited for Crudo by Olivia Laing, and Hold by Michael Donkor.

[EstrellaDamn]

I've pre-ordered Yes We Still Can by Dan Pfeiffer, it comes in 15 days

[southeastdweller]

The new Kate Atkinson book, out in September, and My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh, out next month.

[HotWheels72]

How Do You Like Me Now by Holly Bourne is being hailed as this generation's Bridget Jones. I've popped it on my amazon wish list.

[AppleFox]

Patrick Rothfuss - Possibly named The Doors of Stone.

[Murine]

Transcription by Kate Atkinson here too, I didn't know about the new Sarah Moss or Clare Fuller so they've been added to my never ending wishlist!

[TheThirdOfHerName]

I was looking forward to the new novel by Patrick Rothfuss, but it's been so long that any excitement has waned.

What I'm now looking forward to:
Record of a Spaceborn Few (Becky Chambers)
Lies Sleeping (Ben Aaronovitch)

[Ellisisland]

Transcription - Kate Atkinson
Tombland - C J Samson
This Really Isn't About You by Jean Hannah Edelstein
Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss
Melmoth by Sarah Perry
The Corset by l;aura Purcell

My wish list is ridiculously long.....

[whippetwoman]

I am looking forward to Clock Dance, the new Anne Tyler book.

[TabbyM]

"Marked" by Benedict Jacka next month, then "Spinning Silver" by Naomi Novik. Living in hope of Doors of Stone...

[MacavityTheDentistsCat]

I'm really looking forward to Michelle Obama's autobiography but it's only out in November. Roll on Christmas

[Dottierichardson]

I like the look of Nell Stevens's Mrs Gaskell and Me; Lexi Freiman's Inappropriation, Alan Garner's memoir; Fiona MacCarthy's biography of Walter Gropius, Charlotte Higgins's book on mazes and labyrinths, as well as some of the books already mentioned.

[hackmum]

Old Baggage by Lissa Evans, an absolutely fantastic yet inexplicably under-rated writer
Melmoth by Sarah Perry
The new Kate Atkinson
possibly the new Patrick Gale
Oh, and the final instalment in the Frieda Klein series by Nicci French

[MrsMrsMrsMrs]

Day of the dead by Nicci French - the final one in the Frieda Klien series! Can't wait!

[MillicentMargaretAmanda]

The latest Aaronovitch. Not holding my breath though as with the last one he moved the release date about four times...

[strawberrypenguin]

Early riser - Jasper Fforde been far too long without a new Fforde book.

Muse of Nightmares - Laini Taylor. I love her writing and this is the second in a series.

[Clawdy]

Longing for the last Thomas Cromwell book from Hilary Mantel, but not holding my breath.......won't be this year, definitely. Looking forward to the new Shardlake though!

[Toomuchsplother]

The new Shardlake and Kate Atkinson.
Have just added the Sarah Moss and the Sarah Perry to my list.