The Rest of the Releases
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly feature hosted by The Broke and The Bookish. Every week they post a new topic and invite everyone to share their answers. I'm so obsessed with lists - so I obviously love this feature!
Top Ten Releases in the Rest of 2015
1. Vengeance Road by Erin Bowman - I haven't read anything by Bowman yet, but this book is calling my name! I've been craving more Westerns ever since Under a Painted Sky, so this release is perfectly timed.
2. Walk on Earth a Stranger by Rae Carson - Speaking of Westerns, you better believe I'm dying for this release from Rae Carson! I adore her fantasy series, and I have high hopes that I'll fall in love with this one, too.
3. These Shallow Graves by Jennifer Donnelly - I've loved everything I've ever read by Jennifer Donnelly, and this sounds like it will be another winner. The cover is gorgeous, but guess what?! THE SUMMARY IS EVEN BETTER.
4. Why Not Me? by Mindy Kaling - I want to be best friends with Mindy Kaling. I loved her first book and am obsessed with her TV show, so I've been freaking out ever since this book was announced. I want it now!
5. Queen of Shadows by Sarah J. Maas - Honestly, I think I might be willing to skip over summer if it meant I could get my hands on this book. I'm scared, nervous, excited, anxious, hopeful... What will happen next?!
6. Winter by Marissa Meyer - I feel like I've waited so long for this that I've lost a little bit of my excitement, so I think I'll probably re-read the series before it's release. I need to recapture the magic and anticipation!
7. Maybe in Another Life by Taylor Jenkins Reid - A new book by one of my favorite adult fiction authors? YES PLEASE! I adored Forever, Interrupted and After I Do, and this seems like it will be another winner for me.
8. Tonight the Streets are Ours by Leila Sales - I really enjoyed Sales' last two books, and I've had this one on my wishlist ever since. The cover is so lovely, and I'm excited about the blogging element of this story.
9. The Immortal Heights by Sherry Thomas - I started this series earlier this year after much prompting and then pouted about having to wait for the third. Now I've got it for review and can't hold out much longer!
10. Six Impossible Things by Fiona Wood - I loved Wood's US debut, Wildlife, but I've always been annoyed that this book wasn't released first. Why did they mess up the order? Either way, I can't wait to finally read it!
Although Vengeance Road sounds great, I'm a little hesitant. I read the first in Bowman's other series (I think it was called Taken?) when I was still giving dystopian settings a shot. ...since then I've realized I REALLY do not enjoy dystopian novels and I know it wasn't Bowman's fault, but I'm still a little iffy about her work. But westerns!
ReplyDeleteThese Shallow Graves is another that I've had my eye on and I'm thinking Maybe in Another Life might be just the start I need to discovering Reid's work!
Walk on Earth a Stranger sounds really good. I havent read any Sarah J. Maas but I have seen this book in so many TTT lists that it has me intrigued. I did a list too and here is mine
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to be BFFs with Mindy! I'm so excited to get my hands on her latest book. I still haven't read Cress, so I better get on that asap. Also, love Donnelly!
ReplyDeleteI basically want to read every single book on your list today, so that speaks a lot to how similar our reading tastes are ;) But seriously, you've included some incredible series continuations/finales and I NEED to read them when they're out!
ReplyDeleteI'm dying for Queen of Shadows, ahhh! Winter and Walk on Earth a Stranger too, of course. I think These Shallow Graves sounds really good (love that cover!) and I can't wait to catch up so I can read The Immortal Heights. I think I remember Jamie talking about Fiona Wood, will have to check these books out! So many good ones coming out this fall :)
ReplyDeleteI had NO idea Mindy Kaling had another book coming up! If I had, it totally would have made it onto my own Top Ten Tuesday list!
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