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TTT: Anticipated Releases for Rest of 2016


This Week's TTT Topic: Most Anticipated Releases for Second Half of 2016


The Left Handed Fate by Kate Milford (August 23)

Rose &Thorn by Sarah Prineas (September 13th)


Crosstalk by Connie Willis (September 20)

Bright Smoke, Cold Fire by Rosamund Hodge (September 27)


A Little Taste of Poison by R.J. Anderson (September 27)

Foxheart by Claire Legrand (October 4) 


When the Sea Turned to Silver by Grace Lin (October 4)

Spindle by E. K. Johnston (December 6)

What books are you looking forward to in the last half of the year? 

Comments

I got to read an early version of A Little Taste of Poison, and it's *wonderful*! Looking forward to reading all the rest of these. :)
So excited to read Rose & Thorn, though I still need to read Ash & Bramble. Bright Smoke, Cold Fire made my list as well. Thanks for sharing <3
My TTT
Maureen E said…
HOW did I manage to leave out A Little Taste of Poison???????!!!!!

Unsurprisingly we have a lot of overlaps. :)
Brenda said…
A Little Taste of Poison, how did I forget that on the list? My Top Six List
Tangled N Books said…
Great List! Here is my TTT
MeezCarrie said…
those covers are gorgeous! http://readingismysuperpower.org/2016/06/14/top-ten-tuesday-anticipated-historical-summer-2016/
Brandy said…
Lucky! That's probably the one I'm looking most forward to. That and Crosstalk.
Brandy said…
Ash & Bramble is such a creative take on Cinderella. I'm really looking forward to seeing what she does with Sleeping Beauty.
Brandy said…
I don't know??????

Of course, we have overlaps. :)
Brandy said…
This is seems to be a tragic trend.
Brandy said…
This is a particularly good crop of covers.
marineko said…
Ah, besides having Rosamund Hodge in common, I spy at least four titles that I've been anticipating as well. Such gorgeous covers, even more so when placed together!
Brandy said…
I know! It's such a pretty post.

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