Nice Reads In November The books worth looking out for this month.

Nice Reads In November

The books worth looking out for this month.
Cardinal Rule by Liz Tomforde The new spicy yet heartfelt romance from the phenomenal bestselling author of the TikTok sensation, the Windy City series.
comes from the pen of Liz Tomforde, the New York Times bestselling author of sports romance novels that depict realistic and healthy relationships. Her books offer a mix of witty banter, undeniable chemistry, a healthy dash of spice and
good in a uniform. Published November 3rd by Hodder.
Dungeon Crawler by Matt Dinniman The opening book in Dinniman’s addictive Dungeon Crawler Carl
cat trying to survive an alien
invasion and the end of the
ride of a story.
more a hindrance than a help, in what maps out to be a video
dungeon. That’s because where
the set of a reality television show with countless viewers across the galaxy.
Exploding goblins, magical
dealing llamas. This ain’t your ordinary game show. Published November 1st by Penguin Books
Dams by Irene Solà Irene Solà’s latest novel is a brilliant and heady ode to life in community, impossible and enduring love, and the wellspring of the imagination
with magic.
This talented creative, both through words and as a visual artist, has previously published When I Sing, Mountains Dance and I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Towards Darkness, plus the poetry collection Beast, and is much talked about in literature circles. Published November 5th by Granta Books
Cher: The Memoir: Part Two by Cher
the story of one of the most extraordinary careers in entertainment. After breaking from Sonny, Cher steps fully into her own power, forging
herself again and again.
She becomes an acclaimed actor, winning an Academy Award and starring in
spanning tours cement her status as a pop culture force, while juggling single parenthood.
Alongside her artistic highs, this latest instalment also covers Cher’s charitable work and unshakeable resilience, revealing how she became the enduring icon we all know and love. Published November 17th by Harper Collins