July is another month packed with new releases! This month I have a mix of genres, and lots of fantasy, surprisingly. July is also the month I’m celebrating my 15th Blogoversary! Hard to believe I’ve kept this up for so long. I have a post planned for July 11th, which I believe was the day I kicked off this blog, so stop by as I reminisce a bit about blogging. I’m also revealing my favorite book for each year I’ve been blogging. If you think it was hard to pick one book for each year, you would be right!
And of course, July is the second month of Summer of Horror, and I look forward to everyone’s posts:-)
Here is my “hopeful” reading list this month:
The Exquisite Torment of Loving Your Enemy by Brigitte Knightley. I’ve just started this and already I’m enjoying it!
Sea of Charms by Sarah Beth Durst. I love this cozy romance series, and in this third book we are reunited with Marin, who I believe was a side character in The Spellshop. (does anyone remember?)
Carry Me To My Grave by Christopher Golden. This will be my first Christopher Golden book, which is sort of shocking to me! I’m looking forward to it:-)
Mudlark by Mary Helen Specht. This story combines music and dystopian, and that’s a combo I’m very curious about!
The Farewitch of Foxe Holler by Ellen Pauley Goff. With all the horror I’ve been reading lately, I need some more cozy fantasy in my life, and this sounds great!
The Inn at the Foot of Mount Vengeance by Chiara Bullen. I just finished this, and it turned out to be quite charming with some nice emotional punches. My review will be up soon!
A Penance For Crows by Shannon Morgan. This thriller/horror/gothic story takes place in Ireland, and it sounds very atmospheric.
Home Sick by Rhiannon Grist. The synopsis is a little vague, but it’s giving off some menacing vibes! I can’t wait to start it.
The Winter Folk by Jen Julian. Appalachian Gothic, say no more!
Bestiary by Patrick Rutigliano. This appears to be a creepy carnival story about a woman who wants revenge for something awful that happened to her as a child. I’m really looking forward to it!
A Date With Death by Kelly Creagh. A woman is spared death when the Grim Reaper decides to save her instead. This is a horror romance, I believe!
Defrosted by Cristina LePort. This is a medical/political futuristic thriller that sounds really good.
The Mortal Trials by Megan Shunmugam. This is a romantasy that is being compared to Shield of Sparrows, and I’ll always jump for that comparison!
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