As promised last week, here's part two of my reading list. I'm hoping by the time this goes live that I'll have read a few more books from the list and some of my reviews will also have gone up. I'm not going to review everything on the list - I'd spend a year typing if I did - but if it's an' up all night' or 'stay up late' book I'll do my best to review it, even if it ends up being a mini review. Not that I'm sure I can do mini reviews, I'm very good at spouting rubbish...
After this goes live I'll also post about a giveaway I'm doing alongside my reading list so if you want to win a book check it out!
Sif Sigmarsdottir - The Sharp Edge Of A Snowflake
Adrienne Young - Sky In The Deep
Bex Hogan - Viper
Christine Lynn Herman - The Devouring Gray
Kesia Lupo - We Are Blood And Thunder
P.M. Freestone - The Darkest Bloom
Rachel Burge - The Twisted Tree
Alastair Reynolds - Revenger
Lauren James - The Quiet At The End Of The World
Temi Oh - Do You Dream Of Terra-Two?
Justina Ireland - Dread Nation
Kristen Ciccarelli - The Last Namsara
Natasha Ngan - Girls Of Paper & Fire
Samantha Shannon - The Priory Of The Orange Tree
Taran Matharu - Summoner #1
Anna James - Tilly & The Bookwanderers
Yasmin Rahman - All The Things We Never Said
Key
Bold - Read
Purple - Own
Red - Borrow From Library
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