A good read. But, one suggestion--maybe this is available somewhere and I don't know about it, but I'd really appreciate a list of the books, authors, publication date etc in a format that I can copy/paste from so as to more easily track titles of interest.

I really love having the opportunity to read little snippets from popular books that I am highly anticipating!

What a fabulous book! It not only gives the authors’ names and titles, it states date of publication so you can plan on grabbing your favorites when they are published. Even better are the excerpts from books included in this preview type book.

I have read most of the excerpts thus introducing me to new authors. There is fiction, non-fiction, debut authors and I have already noted several books I plan to get. Why didn’t I know about Buzz Books before?!

Invaluable for the avid reader and will serve as a good reference for upcoming publications with my favorite authors.

Some of the books I have already noted for the to-read list are:

Lies by T.M. Logan. It sounds intriguing. “What if your whole life was based on lies…..” Perfect life, perfect wife then in one shattering moment you discover nothing is as it seems. The excerpt had me reeled in immediately.

Freefall by Jessica Barry is another one that had me completely absorbed. I wish the excerpt was longer, I may have to buy it immediately. This one involves a plane crash and how our main character will try and survive. It starts off fast paced and I can’t wait to get it.

The Red Address Book by Sofia Lundberg will be a sad tale. An old women of 96 years will recount her life using her treasured red address book. It was a gift from her father and holds her contacts and stories from her life. Now she will document her life for her great niece Jenny. I think this one will be very good. Since I was a surprise baby for my parents I grew up around much older people. I’ve always loved listening to ancient relatives tell about their lives. That’s how I ended up researching family history because they had such interesting stories to tell; they lived in times I only read about. Elderly people are too often dismissed in my opinion but they have wonderful stories and memories.

Well, I went on a tangent on that one, didn’t I? 

The Boy at the Keyhole by Stephen Giles sounds like a Rebecca type novel. Nine-year old Samuel lives alone at a once great estate in Surrey with his family’s housekeeper, Ruth. His father is dead and his mother has been abroad for five months, purportedly tending to her late husband’s faltering business. Samuel only receives postcards from her and maps put her travels in an atlas, but he clearly wants her to come home. From the excerpt I can’t decide if Ruth is good or not. Looks like a good mystery.

There are many more books that piqued my interest but that was a quick highlight. In the future I will most certainly look for a copy of Buzz Books so I can plan my reading.

Thank you to NetGalley for providing me with a complimentary copy. My enthusiastic opinions are my own and I was not compensated for this review.

I enjoy discovering new books from tried and true authors and books from new authors and this is a good resource to have when looking for upcoming books.

Loved the sneak previews of the books in this! I am a huge fan of learning about new titles that will be coming in the future!

Have not had a chance to go through this amazingly thorough compilation, but from the few books I read about i’ve Already selected a new book to read that i’m Very excited about. I cannot wait to further sort through the rest of the Buzz Books!

Another great resource from NetGalley! Thanks for keeping me updated of the latest happenings of my favorite authors, AND some exciting new authors! More to be read! Thanks!

This preview of upcoming books is always a great way for me to add to my Reading List, but also feel out some books that I think I'm interested in as well. Keep a pen and paper handy as you review, because you're sure to fine some winners!

Nice to have a preview, but nothing too exciting here! Many of the most anticipated titles do not have a preview to read.

Though I love the concept of Buzz Books, I wish that more clean and wholesome content was available. I’m grateful that Denise Hunter and Rachel Hauck were available in this particular offering as their writing always speaks to me. In the future, I’d like to see more from these and other inspirational authors.

Useful resource for researching which books you would like to request! This title provides information and excerpts on upcoming titles for NetGalley. Will help you make more informed requests and read samples of titles you are on-the-fence about requesting.

I always enjoy these buzz books. It's exciting to read what's going to be published in the coming months and get an inside scoop. Keep these books on offer.

These volumes are an invaluable tool in wading through the publishing world. I have found the best books when I use Buzz Books. I really appreciate this source!

This is always something I look forward to getting. My reading list always multiplies over and over again. I think this time around I saw 50+ titles I absolutely need to read.

There are several good books listed in this guide. I’m wondering what determines whether or not a book makes it into the BUZZ BOOKS book guide OR does EVERY book coming out in the Winter/Fall make it in the guide at some point? I am aware of several books coming out but I did not see them listed. They do update BUZZ BOOKS continuously so maybe that’s why the books that I am looking for aren’t there yet.

As always, reading the passages provided here give me an excellent notion of what I would like to read when the weather gets cold. An additional feature I would love to see is a list letting me know which of these will be made on Net Galley. Thank you, Net Galley and Publisher's Lunch, for the chance to read and review.

What a wonderful resource! So many good books coming up this fall. Easy to flip through, with samples for those titles that interest you. I will be sure to look for these in the future!

These Buzz Books provide a great opportunity to check out upcoming books! Thank you for the opportunity to see that great books are coming.

I always jump at the opportunity to download the latest Buzz Books. The Fall/Winter 2018 edition comes packed with interesting selections. I was already looking forward to Sara Perry's "Melmoth", and there is also an excerpt for the upcoming Barbara Kingsolver novel. My greatest discovery from this edition was "The Traveling Cat Chronicles" by Hiro Arikawa; it is a first-person account from the point of view of a cat and as soon as I was done reading the excerpt, I requested the galley because I loved its originality!

As always a pleasure reading the latest Buzz Books compilation. A few standouts for the fall/winter 2018 season were:

1. The Winters by Lisa Gabriele (Release date October 16, 2018; Viking)
2. The Boy at the Keyhole by Stepehen Giles (Release date September 4, 2018; Hanover Square Press)
3. Melmoth by Sarah Perry (Release date October 16, 2018; Custom House)
4. Cross Her Heart by Sarah Pinborough (Release date September 4, 2018; William Morrow)
5. Freefall by Jessica Barry (Release date January 8, 2019; Harper)
6. The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides (Release date January 15, 2019; Celadon Books)
7. The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton (Release date September 18, 2018; Sourcebooks Landmark)