Most Anticipated Books Releasing in June 2022 – Top 8

June is here, and half of 2022 is about to be over. But with the arrival of June, we are showered with new books. In this list of the 8 Most Anticipated Books Releasing in June 2022, we have it all. We have books regarding race, murder mystery, self-help, self-discovery, complexities of love, and more. So, just grab a mug of coffee and start reading because you need to add these books to your to-read list.

It All Comes Down to This – Therese Anne Fowler (June 7, 2022)

It has always been Marti Geller’s statement, that after her demise, the family summer cottage will be sold and equally divided between her three daughters – Beck, Clare, and Sophie. Beck is a freelance journalist and has a loveless marriage life. She is rooting on this inheritance to have the time to write a novel and change the marital situation. Clare is a cardiologist, recently divorced, and struggling to mend her complicated love life. Sophie is an Instagram influencer. With the demise of their mum and debate over the summer cottage, the three of them must come to terms with their personal lives.

The Woman in the Library – Sulari Gentill (June 7, 2022)

Boston Public Library – In the ornate reading room a woman’s sudden scream destroys the usual quietness that prevails. As soon as the scream was heard guards arrive, instructing everyone to stay where they are until the all-clear is given. Four strangers sitting at the same table are trapped together; each four has their reasons for being present in the library. However, one of them is a murderer.

How to Raise An Antiracist – Ibram X. Kendi (June 14, 2022)

At first, Kendi was petrified about talking to a child about racism, fearing it could stain her innocence. However, research has shown the reverse result. By teaching children the reality of racism, we are capable of creating an antiracist society in this world.

The Hotel Nantucket – Elin Hilderbrand (June 14, 2022)

Lizbet Keaton has recently been through a breakup. Presently she is ecstatic about her new start at a newly modelled Gilded Age hotel. Lizbet is desperate to please the popular Instagram influencer and billionaire staying in this hotel this summer. However, with staff with concealed pasts and ghosts of an earlier chambermaid haunting the halls, Lizbet is going to have a hard time sorting out her love life and maintaining the reputation of this hotel.

The House Across the Lake – Riley Sager (June 21, 2022)

Casey, a recently widowed actress comes back to her family’s lake house in Vermont. She passes her time spying on neighbours residing across the lake – The rich tech innovator Tom and his gorgeous former model wife, Katherine. After Casey becomes friends with Katherine she realizes that their marital life is not as idyllic as it seems from afar, and the suspicion grows when Katherine disappears.

The Lies I Tell – Julie Clark (June 21, 2022)

This is the story of a con artist; god knows what name she is using at the moment – Meg? Maggie? Melody? She is an expert, she will slide into your life and during her departure, she will leave nothing left for you. It’s been 10 years – Kat Roberts is waiting to expose this con artist who turned over her life. However, when the con artist arrives, Kat finds everything much more perplexed than she thought.

On Rotation – Shirlene Obuobi (June 21, 2022)

Angela Appiah as a Ghanaian-American has achieved the summit of success as an immigrant child. She is studying in a medical school, and she has a reliable group of successful friends and a professional boyfriend. However, life doesn’t always go smoothly. So when Angela hits the rock bottom – fails her medical test, her boyfriend dumps her and her best friend stops keeping in contact, she begins to question if this is the life she wants or not.

How Are You, Really? – Jenna Kutcher (June 28, 2022)

The popular host of the Gold Digger podcast Jenna Kutcher teaches the mantra of working smarter than hustling harder. She talks about how you should strive for a work-life balance that will also allow you to enjoy your life. Kutcher wants you to be aware of yourself and develop a support system that will help you create a life of success and happiness.

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