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In this episode, Tiffanie, Jamie and Melissa reveal the 2024 reading list, along with their predictions on which books and series will be their favorite.
We are so excited to share with our listeners and fellow readers that we will feature two series outside the historical Christian romance genre this year. And that genre is . . . Contemporary Christian suspense romance!
Yes, we are breaking the mold a bit to include historical Christian romance’s cousin, Contemporary Christian suspense romance. This actually comes at the request of one of our book club members . . . Jessica.
We hope that enjoy this addition. Below you will find our reading list and inside the podcast episode you will discover which books we predict will be our favorites in 2024.
LiteraryScape’s 2024 Book Club Reading List
January: Boulder Creek Romance by Robin Lee Hatcher
February: Carnton Series by Tamera Alexander
· Title TBD – Third and final book in the series.
March: Dive Team Investigations by Lynn H. Blackburn
April: Daughtry House by Beth White
May: The Town of Savage Wells by Sarah M. Eden
· The Sheriffs of Savage Wells
July: Sunrise at Normandy by Sarah Sundin
August: Heart of San Francisco by Julie Lessman
September: Triumph Over Adversity by Lynn Shannon
October: Wyoming Sunrise by Mary Connealy
November: Various Christmas Novellas
· Christmas Danger by Lynn Shannon
· A Whisper of Hope by Julie Lessman
· Christmas Threat by Lynn Shannon
· Where Treetops Glisten: I’ll Be Home for Christmas by Sarah Sundin
· A Christmas Angel by Robin Lee Hatcher
· The Best Gift of All by Julie Lessman
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