Upcoming Reviews

Below is a list of the books I’m currently reading. They are listed in no particular order:

All review requests before 02/18/2019 have been approved or rejected already. You can review the list below to see if your request made it onto my TBR. Requests sent after that date are currently being sorted. I tend to sort through review requests in bulk once a week, so be patient, and keep your eye on this list, and your inbox!

Read & Scheduled To Be Posted:

• 02/20 The Genesis of Evangeline by Rachel Jonas

Author/Publisher Sent TBR

• The Infernal Lands by J.C. Staudt 
• Beyond The Sapphire Gate by R.V. Johnson 
• I Am Sleepless Sim 255 by Johan Twiss 
• Dead Silver by Max Florschutz 
• An Empire of Traitors by Serban V.C. Enache 
• A Heretical Divide by Serban V.C. Enache 
• October 32nd by Larry Rodness 
• Bloodwalker by L.X. Cain 
• Chakana by W.E. Lawrence 
• Mortom by Erik Therme 
• Witch by Jill Benson 
• I Am The Ocean by Samita Sarkar 
• Wondrous by Travis M. Riddle 
• The Magician’s Workshop by Christopher Hansen & J.R. Fehr 
• Freya’s Inferno by Sonja Bair 
• Freya’s Founding by Sonja Bair 
• Calmer Girls by Jennifer Kelland Perry 
• The Lost Knight by Candy Atkins 
• Mated To The Dragon by Emilia Hartley 
• The Brothers Three by Layton Green 
• The Queen’s Training by Noelle Riches
• Spellcaster by George Bachman 
• Superhero Syndrome by Caryn Larrinaga (Release: September 12) 
• My Soul To Give by Magali A. Fréchette 
• Immersed by Jenetta Penner 
• The Secrets of Islayne by Kari Lynn West
• Unfair Catch by Kelsie Stelting
• Hush Now Forget by Mary Gray
• The Road to Long Beach and The Witch’s House by Anne Norchi Iglesias
• The Chosen by Aurora Grace
• Dust and Shadow by Lindsey Pogue
• Bargain in Silver by Josie Jaffrey
• Starswept by Mary Fan
• Rebel Bound by Shauna Black
• The Healer by C.J. Anaya
• The Black Blossom by C.J. Anaya
• The Grass Cutter Sword by C.J. Anaya
• The Prophecy by C.J. Anaya
• Token Huntress by Kia Carrington-Russell
• Hers, Unbroken by Anna Adler
• Jane and the Exodus by T.R. Woodman
• A Warrior’s Nightmare by Denna Holm
• Missing Him by Leah Penn
• The Dane Law by Garth Pettersen
• Poseidon’s Academy by Sarah A. Vogler
• Calvacade by Cindy Winget
• Kingdom Cold by Brittni Kim
• The Passage At Moose Beach by Michael Foster
• The Influential Author by Gregory Diehl
• Jake’s Redemption by Jamie Schulz
• Seance on a Summer’s Night by Josh Lanyon

NetGalley TBR

• none currently

Giveaway TBR (Low Priority)

• The Boyfriend by Thomas Perry (GoodReads)
• The Goddess Inheritance by Aimee Carter (GoodReads)
• Fly Away by Kristin Hannah (GoodReads)
• Blood & Beauty by Sarah Dunant (GoodReads)
• Riley’s Rogues: Darkstorm by Raymond Fiore (GoodReads)
• To Stand Beside Her by B. Kristin McMichael (GoodReads)
• Sundays in Fredericksburg by Eileen Key, Lynette Sowell, Connie Stevens, & Marjorie Vawter (GoodReads)
• The Acolytes of Crane by J.D. Tew (GoodReads)
• The Ghost of Sephera by J.D. Tew (GoodReads)
• Villain Keeper by Laurie McKay (GoodReads)
• To Whatever End by Claire Frank (GoodReads)
• Your Body is My Prison by Oksana Leslie (GoodReads)
• The Secrets of Midwives by Sally Hepworth (GoodReads)
• Conspiracy of Angels by Michelle Belanger (GoodReads)

My Choice TBR (Low Priority)

• The Death Cure by James Dashner (reading with my daughter)
• The Race For Dark Infinity by James Dashner (reading with my daughter)

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KEY:

Grey = Still in the Mail / Has not yet arrived

Black = Received / Waiting To Be Read

Green = Currently Reading / Partially Read

Orange = To Be Posted Date of reviews/books I’ve finished reading.

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I complete my TBR list out-of-order, so a book’s place on the list can’t be used to determine when a review will be completed. If your book is on this list, it will get read. Sometimes it’s right away (if a book speaks to me) sometimes a great deal of time will pass (if I’m burned out on a particular genre, my first impressions of the writing were sub-par, or I have books with a deadline that must be finished first), but I will get to it. Please have patience and understanding. I read over 100 books a year (two, sometimes three a week) so my book reading time is at a premium. I haven’t forgotten your book. I tend to leave books that I know are going to take me a while to get through (either because I’m not enjoying them, they’re really long, or they’re part of a longer series that I’m also reading) until I’ve gotten a few books read and queued up for posts ahead of them–that way I can give each book the amount of time it deserves and I don’t make snap judgements.