Recent additions to my TBR list

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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme I take part in when I can think up answers! It’s a great meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish blog. Every week a new topic is presented. It’s not only fun to think about my list, but to read what other people come up with!

This week I’m talking about a few of the books I’ve added to my TBR list in the last few months. I hope to read the following books before too much longer!

E-books

1. Knots and Crosses

  • by Ian Rankin
  • Series: Inspector Rebus #1
  • Genre: Mystery
  • Setting: Edinburgh, Scotland

2. Shades of Milk and Honey

  • by Mary Robinette Kowal
  • Series: Glamourist Histories #1
  • Genre: Historical Fantasy
  • Setting: Regency England, 1814

3. Prince of Thorns

  • by Mark Lawrence
  • Series: The Broken Empire #1
  • Genre: Fantasy

4. A Natural History of Dragons

  • by Marie Brennan
  • Series: Memoir by Lady Trent #1
  • Genre: Fantasy

5. Starrigger

  • by John DeChancie
  • Series: Skyway #1
  • Genre: Science Fiction

Audiobooks

6. Starship Troopers

  • by Robert Heinlein
  • Series: None
  • Genre: Science Fiction

7. Steelheart

  • by Brandon Sanderson
  • Series: Reckoners #1
  • Genre: Fantasy

8. The Firebird

  • by Susanna Kearsley
  • Series: Slains #2
  • Genre: Historical Fiction
  • Setting: Scotland & Russia

9. The Bone Season

  • by Samantha Shannon
  • Series: The Bone Season #1
  • Genre: Fantasy

10. Starhawk

  • by Jack McDevitt
  • Series: The Academy Prequel
  • Genre: Science Fiction

What books have you added to your TBR list?

Author: Jan

I love to read--especially mysteries, science fiction and fantasy. I also love blogging, photography, gardening, playing Mah Jonng, reading with a cat on my lap, throwing a ball for a dog, creating cards to send to family and friends, reading book blogs, using my computer.

6 thoughts on “Recent additions to my TBR list”

  1. I love that you included audio books on your list. I’ve taken a break from them lately but I need to get back to them. The Ian Rankin book looks interesting. That’s a series I’ve been wanting to start. Great list!

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    1. Thanks, Katherine. I didn’t listen to much audio in March, but am ready to jump back in. I’ve gotten some really good audio listens!

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    1. Thanks, Bea! Yes, A Natural History of Dragons is a book I’ve wanted for a long time and the price finally dropped so now I own it–and I need to start reading. . .

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