Top Ten Tuesday is weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish.
Happy Holidays my dear bookworms! The year may not be over just yet, but I've been getting excited about 2018 for months now. Why? Because it's a really good year for literature in my opinion. I am dying to get my hands on a ton of books and I'll try really really hard to stick to just ten of them. So without further ado, here's Top Ten Books I'm Looking Forward To In 2018:
1. Legendary by Stephanie Garber - After reading and loving Caraval I cannot wait for Legendary to be out.
2. Ash Princess by Laura Sebastian - The blurb reminds me a little of Ruined, which I loved. Plus, I love revenge stories :D
3. Thirteen by Kelley Armstrong - I decided 2018 will be the year I'll read series endings, and one of the series I need to finish is Armstrong's Women Of The Otherworld
4. Sea Witch by Sarah Henning - Ursula. Need I say more?
5. Dealing In Dreams by Lilliam Rivera - There's something about this book that calls to me. I can't exactly tell what, but I usually don't question this feeling, as it's helped me discover great books that I love. I cannot wait to see the cover.
6. Indiscretion by Hannah Fielding - I've had by eye on this book for a while now. I love the sensual feel of the story, and the cover art is fantastic.
7. The Forest Queen by Betsy Cornwell - One of my other auto-read theme is Robin Hood. And this book is a retelling of Robin Hood's tale and I cannot wait to get my hands on it.
8. The Smoke Thieves by Sally Green - Fantasy. I don't need a better reason than that.
9. Furyborn by Claire Legrand - I love books told from dual POVs, especially when they don't happen simultaneously, but a length of time separates the two main characters.
10. Between The Blade And The Heart by Amanda Hocking - I love the myth of Valkyries and I try to read as many books with them as I can.
My list is way, way longer than this to be very honest, but I decided to limit myself at just 10 books. What about you? What are ten books you cannot wait to read in 2018?
The Forest Queen made my list as well and I'm super excited for The Sea Witch. Great list - all the covers are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYay,another one who's waiting for that book! I love anything Robin Hood, so I'm very excited to read it.
DeleteI love the cover of The Forest Queen and I don't think I've ever read a Robin Hood retelling but now that I know they exist I really want to try one! Enjoy your reading in 2018!
ReplyDeleteI think this is going to be my first proper retelling of Robin Hood's story. Everything I've read before have been related to him and they're mostly older books, so I'm excited. Thank you! You as well.
DeleteI am quickly adding Sea Witch to my list as I see it on everyone's Top Ten!
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays!
Sea Witch seems to be "the" book for next year so far. I'm excited to see Ursula's origin story, or an interpretation of it. Happy Holidays to you too!
DeleteSea Witch also made my list. It seems a dark retelling (and I haven't read many of those) and I'm keen to read Ursula's origin. Moreover, the cover is gorgeous. *.*
ReplyDeleteHappy readings! ;)
Tânia @MyLovelySecret
Not only is the cover gorgeous, but I love the fact that it promises to be a dark story. And I like that we're getting more and more darker fantasy books tbh. The psychologist side of me is very excited and is giggling like a loon. Thank you for stopping by :)
DeleteGreat post! These covers are so beautiful. I haven't read Caraval yet but I hope I like it. I would love Ash Princess and Furyborn too but what I really really want would be Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I've heard a lot about Children of Blood and Bone, I'm really curious about it.
DeleteI haven't read or heard of any of these books but those covers all look so stunning so I completely understand why you want to read them all DD: I hope you'll be able to get to them. Ash Princess and Sea Witches look especially good to me.
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