Teaser Tuesday is a weekly feature hosted by Purple Princess of The Purple Booker.
1. Grab your current read
2. Open to a page
3. Pick out 2 lines that are SPOILER FREE
4. Name the title, author, etc.
"I had downloaded the ebook on my iPad, but it wasn't the same as holding a paper copy.
It was never the same." Kindle loc. 13%*
*Quote comes from the eARC, therefore it and its location are not final.
TITLE: Storm and Fury
AUTHOR: Jennifer L. Armentrout
PUBLISHER: Inkyard Press
GENRE: Paranormal YA
RELEASE DATE: June 11, 2019
*in no particular order
10. IN THE WOODS by Carrie Jones & Seven E. Wedel--this one sounds intriguing! I love a good eerie mystery, yet I feel some unknown hesitation...which will be a common theme with most of these books!
9. THE CERULEAN by Amy Ewing--this sounds interesting, but I was thrown off her first series. Though I have a copy of this and I totally plan to read it at some point!
8. IN ANOTHER LIFE by C.C. Hunter--I loved C.C.'s paranormal reads! This one is contemporary of sorts, but has something of a mystery going on. Really on the fence with it, but also kinda curious!
7. THE DEVOURING GRAY by Christine Lynn Herman--likely going to give this one a try, but still feel some hesitation. Likely because it's one of those hyped books that has me intrigued and yet hesitant!
6. MISSING, PRESUMED DEAD by Emma Berquist--I love a good ghost story, yet when you want to thrown in a living person falling in love with a ghost, well that makes me hesitant. Even one of my most beloved series went that route and it still left me feeling uneasy, I mean there's usually only one way for a ghost and a live human being to "be together."
5. THE KINGDOM by Jess Rothenberg--this one sounds intriguing but androids/robots/animatronics as a main character always has me somewhat hesitant--the word of the day! LOL.
4. NO EXIT by Taylor Adams--this sounds like a creepy mystery! Though I feel hesitant for some reason. I can't quite explain it, perhaps it's the fear that I already have too much on my TBR pile and do I really need to add one that's totally new to me in all sense of the word?
3. LAST OF HER NAME by Jessica Khoury--I would love to read an Anastasia story, but what has me hesitant with this one is the space setting! I don't always do well with space books!
2. THE HUMMINGBIRD DAGGER by Cindy Anstey--this one sounds mysterious but I feel like I am building up improbably expectations. This might be one I wait for reviews to come in to help with the decision making!
1. THE GRACE YEAR by Kim Liggett--I really enjoyed Kim's first book and have 2 others I need to read still. I want to give this one a chance, but at the same time I am feeling like it's not going to be the creepy horror story I am hoping for.
I am on the fence about In Another Life, because I was not blown away by Hunter's last book. Overall, I liked it, but I felt like something was missing. I do like the synopsis for Life though.
ReplyDeleteThese all look like your sort of read!
ReplyDeleteIn the Woods does have an eye-catching cover! I'd give it a try.
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Love the excerpt. And I feel the same. Nothing like holding the actual book in your hands. And I love the smell of print books! Great list you shared too!
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I really hope you read The Cerulean soon because I would love to know your thoughts on it!
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's hard to add "maybe" books to your TBR when that list is already quite long.
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I kind of associate Liggett with creepy horror so I'm hoping The Grace Years gets some good reviews. I see quite a few books here I'm curious about.
ReplyDeleteI'm really excited for The Devouring Gray, I hope that if you do try it, you enjoy it (and that I do too!).
ReplyDeleteMy TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2019/02/05/top-ten-tuesday-197/
I have no advice at all, but I hope you love all the books you end up choosing to read. :-)
ReplyDeleteNicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction
I LOVED No Exit, so I hope you read that one. :) And In the Woods I love for that cover- so eerie!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Hummingbird Dagger looks good but historical mysteries are a hit or miss for me. Makes me a little concerned. I can't wait to read storm and fury. Love the quote and boy is it so true!
ReplyDeleteNo Exit is on my maybe list too, I only heard about it recently but it looks so good!
ReplyDelete~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum
I can vouch for The Cerulean and Last of Her Name being solid reads! And The Grace Year I need more than AIR so... that one is happening for me hah. I felt similarly about The Devouring Gray tbh but now I have an ARC because I have no self-control so we'll see ;)
ReplyDeleteA bunch of these are on my TBR! I did DNF The Cerulean though, I just could not get into that one even though I really enjoyed the authors first trilogy.
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