Hidden Current by Sharon HinkĪ Christian fantasy set on a floating world whose movements are controlled by dancers of the Order–and a dancer who flees when she discovers the Order is built on lies.Ī “tundra-inspired” retelling of The Hunchback of Notre Dame that has me intrigued. But yes, a race with phoenix horses sounds so cool. That’s literally all I needed to know to be on board. It’s been fun seeing Micheline share about her characters and story on her Instagram ( I’m excited for this fantasy novel about young sailor caught up in a war.įIRE HORSES. Scavenge the Stars by Tara SimĪ gender-swapped retelling of The Count of Monte Cristo? Um, YES PLEASE.
I really liked A Curse so Dark and Lonely and, although I’m a little nervous, I am looking forward to part two. January A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer What? It’d be a bad sign if I wasn’t excited for my own releases, wouldn’t it? P I got to beta read this, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! The Mercenary and the Mage duology by Selina R. A fantasy world of steam vents and mysterious spirits. This book needs a title and needs to be released, because it’s so cool! An orphan girl who is always cold and steals heat from fires, steam–and people if she’s not careful. I loved the Scottish vibes of Oath of the Outcast, and it ended on a pretty cray-zay note, so I’m excited to see how this story finishes.
She recently announced she’s publishing it in 2020! 😀 Blood of the Seer by C.M. Jenni has been sharing tidbits and quotes on her Instagram ( and it sounds SO GOOD. Rook Di Goo by Jenni SauerĬinderella! In space! BUT SHE’S A SOLDIER.
I need the conclusion to the trilogy so I can know that all my babies are happy. I don’t actually *know* that this is releasing in 2020, but it better be.
A dark YA fantasy about a banshee bound to a killer in a land bound in eternal winter and the banshee’s attempt to subvert her curse to save the life of the killer’s next victim–and possibly the whole world. If you follow me on social media, you know I’ve been hyping this book for like a year.
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