Notable books releasing in October 2026

Keep these upcoming releases on your radar.

Books releasing in October 2026

It’s nearly the end of the year, but we still have a few months of book releases to look forward to. October 2026 is a strong month, with lots of new books across multiple centres. If you’re a thriller fan, you’ll be pleased to know that crime/thriller books are the focus here. But we also have some intriguing autobiographies (Alice Cooper, Judi Dench, and Gromit, of all trios).

With Christmas coming up, too, we’ve got a smattering of Christmas books (but the majority of the upcoming festive releases have been saved for their own list, coming soon). Scroll on to see the key book releases for October 2026, separated by day. Click through and you’ll also find useful links to Amazon, allowing you to choose the physical, audio or Kindle edition (these are affiliate links).

The October book releases I’m most looking forward to

The key release for me this week is First One to Die by Michael Wood. It’s the fourteenth book in the Matilda Darke police procedural series, a series I’m utterly obsessed with. Matilda might be my all-time favourite protagonist, and Wood is a fantastic author – although a rather ruthless one. Plot armour is not something he believes in, and so I’ll be entering into First One to Die with bated breath.

Also on my list to read this month is Sally-Anne Martyn’s The Witch Elm, which looks to be the perfect spooky, folksy read for October. I’m also keen to jump into Vaseem Khan’s The Man With the Golden Compass – a new take on the James Bond franchise with a second book in a series focusing on Q.

Paperback readers should also make sure Witch Trial is on their radar. I reviewed it earlier in the year, calling it “12 Angry Men meets The Craft”, if you can imagine such a wonderful thing. Part psychological thriller, part courtroom drama, it’s a story tinged with witchcraft, real life, and a sense of not knowing what you can and can’t believe. It’s a delight.

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Have I missed any notable releases? Drop me a line to let me know.


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