Top Ten Tuesday (7)

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This week is...

Top 10 Fall TBR Books!

 

 

1. The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater

It's been awhile since I read a book by Maggie Steifvater, and this one looks incredbiel - magic and boarding schools are always a fun combo!

 

2. Falling Kindgoms by Morgan Rhodes

I am definitely looking forward to reading this sprawling, epic book. I looks fantastic.

 

3. Eve and Adam by Katherine Applegate & Michael Grant

Genetically engineering the perfect boy? What could go wrong with that plan?

 

4. Valkyrie Rising by Ingrid Paulson

I am always in favor of a book that blends mythology with the present day.

 

 

5. Crewel by Gennifer Albin

The idea of being able to weave time just seems fascinating. Plus, this novel has already gotten a rave review from a good friend of mine.

 

 

6. Blind Spot by Laura Ellen

I will admit that the original selling point for me here was the cover art. I mean - it's stunning! But the entire book is narrated from the POV of someone who is blind, which is something I haven't encountered yet.

 

7. What's Left of Me by Kat Zhang

This book reminds me a lot of Stephenie Meyer's The Host, which I absolutely adored. Two souls, one body ... Lots of drama.

 

8. Cursed by Jennifer L. Armentrout

It's Jennifer Armentrout, which means I shall read it and I shall love it.

 

9. Nerve by Jeanne Ryan

I'm not sure if this is classified as SciFi or not, but it seems exciting and original.

 

10. Alice in Zombieland by Gena Showalter

One of my biggest BEA regrets is that I somehow missed this gem. A teenage zombie hunter? Sounds good to me!