Since November 20092010 Snippets - what's out next year?
Posted on Saturday, October 17th, 2009 by ChloeWe’ve already managed to post a lot of 2010 releases already, and you can see a constantly updated calendar of all the expected books on our dedicated Release Dates Page whenever you fancy. More and more books are being listed for release in 2010, and here are some of the latest ones we’ve found (all titles and release dates are subject to change):
Adele Parks is back in July 2010 with her next book Men I’ve Loved Before. No synopsis is available yet but it’s due out on 24th July 2010.
The brilliant Martina Reilly has her next book A Moment Like Forever due out October 7th 2010 which is almost a whole year away! When the synopsis and cover are available, we’ll post them.
Jo Rees is back next year with her second book Forbidden Pleasures. I loved her first book Platinum, and can’t wait for this next book which is due out 13th May 2010.
I recently read and loved Nina Bell‘s book Sisters In Law, and she already has her next book up on Amazon. Lovers and Liars is due out on 16th September 2010.
Elizabeth Buchan has her next book The Book of Hours out on 4th March 2010, but no synopsis yet.
There are also confirmed releases of books by Wendy Holden, Katie Fforde, Kirsty Crawford, Cally Taylor, Annie Sanders, Alexandra Potter, Lisa Jewell, Louise Bagshawe, and Katy Regan which are all untitled as of yet, but we’ll let you know the titles as soon as we do!
For all our other 2010 release posts, see our Release Dates page which has links to posts about the individual books including synopsis info and covers where possible. You can also click the ‘2010 releases‘ tag at the bottom of each post which will bring up all the 2010 release posts.
What books are you looking forward to in 2010?
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Checkout: A Life on the Tills is the memoir of Anna Sam, who worked in a French supermarket for 8 years. 
Tess Tennant and Adam Smith have known each other since birth. They grew up together as best friends and everyone in Langford expected them to end up together. Until one day, Adam’s mother Philippa drops dead. Tess goes off to London whilst Adam remains in Langford working in a pub. 
Cally Taylor mentioned on her blog a while ago that she would love to do a virtual blog tour to coincide with the release of her debut novel 
Ann Pearlman’s debut fiction novel, The Cookie Club, is due out on 7th January 2010 and follows her Pulitzer-prize nominated non-fiction memoir Infidelity. The Cookie Club is her first fictional novel, and has been released in the US under the title of The Christmas Cookie Club, but as it’s not due out here until after Christmas, it’s been retitled. I love the sound of it, and fans of Kate Jacobs “Friday Night Knitting Club” will like this too! Here’s the synopsis:
Alison Dunwoody thought she had it all - a great job, good salary and a great life in New York City. But when the recession hits, Alison is shocked to find that she’s lost her job. She’s too embarassed to tell her family, and instead decides to fly home to Ireland and have Christmas with her parents, sister and 3 gorgeous nieces. 
Alison Kervin is a relatively new author, with only three books to her name, but she’s already a favourite of mine. She introduced us to the WAGtastic Tracie Martin (of The WAGs Diary and A WAG Abroad), who could give Rebecca Bloomwood a run for her money regarding how dippy she is. Alison also introduced us to the loveable Kelly Monsoon in Celebrity Bride. 
