1. Scarlet by Marissa Meyer
I like what I've heard and the bits I've read of Cinder, though I need to read that first.
2. Tarnish by Katherine Longshore
Gilt was one of my favorite reads this past year, though I'm a little more skeptical there's anything new to say about Anne Boleyn.
3 The Painted Girls by Cathy Marie Buchanan
I tend for some reason to like these "story behind the painting" type books.
4 Maya's Notebook by Isabel Allende (English translation)
She's one of my favorite authors, even though I haven't read her in a while.
5 Finding Camlann by Sean Pidgeon
I can't resist Arthurian history, and I'm hoping that I'll finally find a historical thriller I can enjoy. Also, the cover caught my eye.
6. The Aviator's Wife by Melanie Benjamin
I realized I don't know anything about Charles Lindbergh's wife-and it seems there is a lot to know.
There's not anything else coming out that I'm really, really excited about and feel like I have to read. And maybe that's a good thing. I'm more open to new authors, new kinds of writing. Even if 2013 is the rare year where nothing worthy is published, I certainly won't lack for reading material from previous years.
I like what I've heard and the bits I've read of Cinder, though I need to read that first.
2. Tarnish by Katherine Longshore
Gilt was one of my favorite reads this past year, though I'm a little more skeptical there's anything new to say about Anne Boleyn.
3 The Painted Girls by Cathy Marie Buchanan
I tend for some reason to like these "story behind the painting" type books.
4 Maya's Notebook by Isabel Allende (English translation)
She's one of my favorite authors, even though I haven't read her in a while.
5 Finding Camlann by Sean Pidgeon
I can't resist Arthurian history, and I'm hoping that I'll finally find a historical thriller I can enjoy. Also, the cover caught my eye.
6. The Aviator's Wife by Melanie Benjamin
I realized I don't know anything about Charles Lindbergh's wife-and it seems there is a lot to know.
There's not anything else coming out that I'm really, really excited about and feel like I have to read. And maybe that's a good thing. I'm more open to new authors, new kinds of writing. Even if 2013 is the rare year where nothing worthy is published, I certainly won't lack for reading material from previous years.
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