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Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Top Ten Tuesday: The Latest Shiny New Releases to Turn My Head
10:04 AM
Despite the stacks of books and boxes of books and shelves of books I have ALL OVER my house, my head still turns for the shiny and new. I'm always excited about the latest and greatest, so I love today's TTT topic: My Top Ten Most Anticipated Releases During the Second Half of 2019.
Before we dive into that, though, I want to encourage you to join in the TTT fun. It's a great way to spread the comment/follow love around the book blogosphere. You can revisit favorite blogs, discover new ones, and, as always, pad your TBR list with even more amazing-sounding reads. What's not to love? All you have to do is click on over to That Artsy Reader Girl for some brief instructions, make your own list, and start hopping around the book blogosphere. Easy peasey.
My Top Ten Most Anticipated Releases During the Second Half of 2019 (in chronological order by release date):
1. The Honeymoon by Rona Halsall (June 4, 2019): When Chloe marries Dan, a man who's not only handsome but also fun and kind, she thinks she's finally hit the jackpot. While on their honeymoon on a remote island, however, Chloe becomes alarmed when Dan insists they leave their lives behind and stay there. Forever. I love me a good psychological thriller and this one definitely sounds intriguing. Bonus: the Kindle version of this book is only 99 cents on Amazon right now.
2. The Rest of the Story by Sarah Dessen (June 4, 2019): I've enjoyed several of Sarah Dessen's YA novels and this us vs. them story sounds compelling. It's about a young woman who goes to spend the summer with the family of her deceased mother and, in doing so, learns more about both her family and herself.
3. The Birthday Girl by Melissa De la Cruz (August 6, 2019): A woman who appears to have it all is throwing a glamorous party to celebrate her 40th birthday. Much like her 16th birthday bash, this one will not go as planned. In fact, it will reveal the truth behind the birthday girl's many convincing facades.
4. The Cold Way Home by Julia Keller (August 20, 2019): This is the 8th volume in an Appalachian mystery series that I love. In this installment, Bell Elkins makes a grisly discovery while searching for a missing teenager. She finds a dead body with a wound that could only have come from murder on the grounds of an abandoned psychiatric hospital. Bell vows to find out what happened. Sounds like another compelling read in a series that keeps getting better and better!
5. The Liars of Mariposa Island by Jennifer Matthieu (September 17, 2019): This family drama, told from multiple points of view, sounds engrossing.
6. The Bone Houses by Emily Lloyd-Jones (September 24, 2019): This YA scare fest sounds fun. It's about a teen gravedigger who's desperate to save both her family and their graveyard. If only the dead would just stay dead!
7. The Tenth Girl by Sara Faring (September 24, 2019): This one had me at "gothic psychological thriller." It concerns an Argentine finishing school in an isolated, mysterious place and a young teacher who goes there looking for a new start only to discover all the creepy rumors about the place are true. Sounds like a great Halloween read.
8. Now Entering Addamsville by Francesca Zappia (October 1, 2019): Billed as Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets Stranger Things, the newest novel by the author of Eliza and Her Monsters (which I've yet to read) sounds super fun. It's about a teen who's trying to clear her name after being accused of a crime she didn't commit.
9. I Know You Remember by Jennifer Donaldson (October 8, 2019): Set in Anchorage, Alaska, this novel centers around a missing woman. As her childhood best friend searches for answers, she comes to realize that the girl she once knew has vanished in more ways than one.
10. The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern (November 5, 2019): I know I'm not the only one who's eagerly awaiting a new book by the author of The Night Circus. Her latest concerns a man who finds a book filled with incredible stories—including, he's shocked to discover, one of his own. His search for answers leads him into a strange, mysterious world. Tantalizing premise, no?
How about you? What new releases are you looking forward to? I'd truly love to know. Leave me a comment on this post and I'll gladly return the favor on your blog.
Happy TTT!
Before we dive into that, though, I want to encourage you to join in the TTT fun. It's a great way to spread the comment/follow love around the book blogosphere. You can revisit favorite blogs, discover new ones, and, as always, pad your TBR list with even more amazing-sounding reads. What's not to love? All you have to do is click on over to That Artsy Reader Girl for some brief instructions, make your own list, and start hopping around the book blogosphere. Easy peasey.
My Top Ten Most Anticipated Releases During the Second Half of 2019 (in chronological order by release date):
1. The Honeymoon by Rona Halsall (June 4, 2019): When Chloe marries Dan, a man who's not only handsome but also fun and kind, she thinks she's finally hit the jackpot. While on their honeymoon on a remote island, however, Chloe becomes alarmed when Dan insists they leave their lives behind and stay there. Forever. I love me a good psychological thriller and this one definitely sounds intriguing. Bonus: the Kindle version of this book is only 99 cents on Amazon right now.
2. The Rest of the Story by Sarah Dessen (June 4, 2019): I've enjoyed several of Sarah Dessen's YA novels and this us vs. them story sounds compelling. It's about a young woman who goes to spend the summer with the family of her deceased mother and, in doing so, learns more about both her family and herself.
3. The Birthday Girl by Melissa De la Cruz (August 6, 2019): A woman who appears to have it all is throwing a glamorous party to celebrate her 40th birthday. Much like her 16th birthday bash, this one will not go as planned. In fact, it will reveal the truth behind the birthday girl's many convincing facades.
4. The Cold Way Home by Julia Keller (August 20, 2019): This is the 8th volume in an Appalachian mystery series that I love. In this installment, Bell Elkins makes a grisly discovery while searching for a missing teenager. She finds a dead body with a wound that could only have come from murder on the grounds of an abandoned psychiatric hospital. Bell vows to find out what happened. Sounds like another compelling read in a series that keeps getting better and better!
5. The Liars of Mariposa Island by Jennifer Matthieu (September 17, 2019): This family drama, told from multiple points of view, sounds engrossing.
6. The Bone Houses by Emily Lloyd-Jones (September 24, 2019): This YA scare fest sounds fun. It's about a teen gravedigger who's desperate to save both her family and their graveyard. If only the dead would just stay dead!
7. The Tenth Girl by Sara Faring (September 24, 2019): This one had me at "gothic psychological thriller." It concerns an Argentine finishing school in an isolated, mysterious place and a young teacher who goes there looking for a new start only to discover all the creepy rumors about the place are true. Sounds like a great Halloween read.
8. Now Entering Addamsville by Francesca Zappia (October 1, 2019): Billed as Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets Stranger Things, the newest novel by the author of Eliza and Her Monsters (which I've yet to read) sounds super fun. It's about a teen who's trying to clear her name after being accused of a crime she didn't commit.
9. I Know You Remember by Jennifer Donaldson (October 8, 2019): Set in Anchorage, Alaska, this novel centers around a missing woman. As her childhood best friend searches for answers, she comes to realize that the girl she once knew has vanished in more ways than one.
10. The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern (November 5, 2019): I know I'm not the only one who's eagerly awaiting a new book by the author of The Night Circus. Her latest concerns a man who finds a book filled with incredible stories—including, he's shocked to discover, one of his own. His search for answers leads him into a strange, mysterious world. Tantalizing premise, no?
How about you? What new releases are you looking forward to? I'd truly love to know. Leave me a comment on this post and I'll gladly return the favor on your blog.
Happy TTT!
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