There’s nothing like January 1 getting closer and closer to ignite a sense of anticipation and excitement. New beginnings. Opportunities. If you’re like me, you’ve already got an eye on books coming in 2023. What are you excited to read in the new year?
Readers often ask me what I’m reading or looking forward to reading, so I thought I’d share some of the books at the top of my to-be-read pile.
Muskoka Hearts by Carolyn Miller (February)
A Novel Proposal by Denise Hunter (March)
The Words We Lost by Nicole Deese (April)
Positively, Penelope by Pepper Basham (August)
He Should Have Told the Bees by Amanda Cox (August)
The Love Script by Toni Shiloh (August)
I would also include Toni’s upcoming February release, Winning His Trust, but I was an early reader for this great story so it saved a space on my growing list.
As always, be sure to keep an eye on Inspy Romances Books tab as new upcoming titles are added throughout the year.
Don’t forget to leave a comment telling me what books you’re most looking forward to reading in 2023!
Teresa Tysinger is an author of Southern contemporary romance inspired by grace. She writes on the fringes of being a wife, mom, and full-time communications professional. Teresa is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, the Association for Women in Communications, and the Religion Communicators Council. She’s an introverted Enneagram 4 (if you know, you know) and loves coffee, traveling, and almost every genre of music. Born in Hawaii, raised in Florida, and educated in North Carolina, she now resides in Texas with her husband, daughter, and dog.
Right now not sure. I know Narelle Atkins has a new book coming out which I think is the beginning of the Trinity Lakes Series. I am looking forward to a few in different genres. Most of all I need to read again. been a tiring Dec due to dental pain causing me to be exhausted due to lack of sleep. And a few other things happening. I want to read but think will be starting with novellas.
Best wishes from snowy SW Michigan. Weather is warming up, but skies are still gloomy. One of the winter downsides of living within a mile of Lake Michigan. This avid reader has 8 books on preorder for next year. Plus monthly local book club reads and some non fiction books. In addition I enjoy reading chapter books with my granddaughters. My 9 year old granddaughter will be busy next year with a Flat Stanley project and then a Wax Museum. This retired educator is fascinated by many different subjects and enjoys visiting the local library and independent bookstore. Enjoy the last week of 2022.
I have no idea! I do know that I want to read He Should Have Told The Bees by Amanda Cox! I’ve been on her street team/ARC team for her other books, and LOVED them!!!
Oh, I hope you feel better soon and can get some rest!
Sounds like you’ve got a great year of reading to look forward to!
Yes, it looks SO good!
Love inspired and harlequin heartwarming books and some others that I can’t think of. I’m also looking forward to to to Hawaii for my brother’s make a wish trip on January 5 to 10.
interesting books
I have three of those on my upcoming releases wish list! Another one I I looking forward to is The Rose and the Thistle by Laura Frantz, I love historical fiction.
I have to be honest. I really have not thought about it. I have read a few ARC books that are coming out in 2023. They are romantic suspense. Thank you for sharing. God bless you. Happy New Year.
Hope it’s a memorable trip!
Happy reading!
Great! Happy reading!
God bless you too!
I am really looking forward to reading: Under the Texas Mistletoe – Threading Trouble #4 – A Bookworm of a Suspect – My Funny Valentine – Honeymoons Can be Hazardous – The Sisters of Sea View – The Apostles Sister just to start out with
Thanks for sharing these titles!