New Releases of the Month

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June is here, which means it's officially time to get together your list of summer reading!  Here are a few new releases that are going on my list:

Florida
by Lauren Groff
Short Stories
Release date:  6/5/2018

A short story collection is perfect for the beach, because you can put it down frequently to go cool off in the water!  The stories are also set in Florida, so if it's not quite beach weather where you are yet, you can use this book's setting to help you pretend it's nice and hot!

The Race to Save the Romanovs: The Truth Behind the Secret Plans to Rescue the Russian Imperial Family

by Helen Rappaport
History
Release date:  6/26/2018

It might seem odd to pick a nonfiction book as part of a summer reading list, but if it's about the Romanovs, it has to be exciting.  If you remember my post about I Was Anastasia, you know that I couldn't resist learning more about my girl Anastasia!

Bring Me Back

by B.A. Paris
Thriller
release date:  6/19/2018

My summer list would not be complete without at least one thriller, and I have been seeing this book everywhere.  I can't wait to read it!

Invitation to a Bonfire

by Adrienne Celt
Historical Fiction
release date:  6/5/2018

I just finished watching The Americans, and I think this historical fiction about Russian spies might help fill that void!

If you're interested in reading these books too, please consider using my links to purchase them from Amazon and help support Blonde Bibliotaph.

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