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Happy Friday All,

Well, she's done it again! Melissa Ohnoutka has another story coming out. This is a suspense/thriller (not romance). Shattered Souls Of Innocence is on Kindle and she plans to make it available on Nook soon. This is a short story that's a teaser to link between Faithful Deceptions and the next novel.

What else is out this June? Well, let's take a look:

I found out about Janet Evanovich's Smokin' Seventeen from Write By Bethany Blog follower, Tonette. (Thank you for the heads up, Tonette!)  Smokin' Seventeen will be available on June 21st. I don't know much about her series, so I can't offer many details (but if you click on her name it'll take you to her website).

The rest of these I found on my web travels...

Author Ann Brashares of the Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants recently released a brand new book in the series, Sisterhood Everlasting.

James Patterson is putting out a book for kids called Middle School The Worst Years Of My Life and a book for adults, a thriller called Now You See Her. Both coming out June 27th.

Earlier this month an author named Ann Patchett (who has several other titles out) released a book called State Of Wonder.

Also earlier this month, bloggers Heather Cocks and Jessica Morgan put out a novel called Spoiled. Because I can't seem to find anywhere on their blog that mentions anything about their novel (maybe I missed it, but I looked), so here's 3 places you can find it:   Amazon  Barnes & Noble  Borders

That's what I know of June releases for now...however, given that I am not perfect at keeping up with who's releasing what, I'd ask that you, my dear readers, please give me a hand. If there's any June releases you want to let me know are out (that I didn't mention here) please feel free to add them to the comment section.

So what releases (whether for this month or later this year) are you looking forward to?

Have A Fantastic Friday!
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Anonymous said…
You're welcome,Bethany! Although my niece hooked me on Janet Evanovich's "Number" (Stephanie Plum)series, which "Smokin' Seventeen" is the most recent volume,(and the spin-off,"Diesel", the paranormal series started as 'between-the-numbers' 'Plum' books), Janet Evanovich has enjoyed a huge following as a romance novelist. She has updated many of her earlier books and the publishers have re-released them.
As always,I am looking forward to the newest releases for Mary Janice Davidson, especially her "Undead"(Betsy, Queen of the Vampires) series. "Undead and Undermined" is being released some time in July. I truly enjoyed your interview with her and her husband, sometime-co-author Anthony Alongi.
If any of you can ever see her in person, please do so. The woman is so terribly funny, and approachable.
Have a great day!
Tonette
Friday, 17 June, 2011
Bethany said…
Tonette,

Thanks for the tip. If I do get a chance to see MJ I'll go. Hope you make it down this way for the Lone Star Conference in October. It's an incredible conference every year. Learn a lot, hang out with other writers, and lots of other things going on. It's a lot of fun :-)
Friday, 17 June, 2011
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