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Best New Books to Read in November 2026: 9 Must-Read Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Romance Releases

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Best New Books to Read in November 2026: 9 Must-Read Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Romance Releases

It’s officially that time of year when it’s perfectly acceptable to spend an entire weekend or evening reading. And if you’re looking for a great new book to pick up, it’s safe to say that we’ve got you covered.

Each month we’ve been sharing the new books that you won’t want to miss, which should give you plenty of inspiration, whether you solely read sci-fi and fantasy or want to switch things up with a spot of horror, mystery thrillers, romance and romantasy or young adult.

But, these are the best books to have on your radar this month…

Release date: November 3 in the UK / December 8 in the US

If you’ve not already discovered Jason Pargin’s fantastic John Dies at the End series, now is the perfect time to acquaint yourself, with the fifth book being released early this month. It opens in a secluded small town, where a massive, sticky pile of severed human limbs have suddenly appeared in the parking lot of a vacant department store. And, if that wasn’t bizarre enough, a single set of footprints have been found in the snow, leading away from the pile.

Once it becomes apparent that there have been no reports of missing bodies, or body parts for that matter, things take an even stranger turn when some of the fingerprints of the severed arms are found to belong to living people, who happen to have all of their appendages intact. While others match no one on file, and the rest somehow have no prints at all.


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