The Fiction List discussion

WANTED: Suggestions for February reading list!!!!


*I look forward to your suggestions!!

Will this list be for a potential buddy read? Or are we just throwing books out there that we think are the bee's knees?

I would not mind a buddy read, this year is about new adventures in reading! Less tours and more doing things MY WAY! I have some great books coming up and am currently reading STUNG Stungand want to read the second one Curedwhich I have from Edelweiss. But I have a lot of books to read in February. Despite my best efforts at keeping review tours down to two a month I accidentally did it again. Grasshopper Jungle comes out on the 1st, but I already read it and am on the tour (did the graphics too). What about Winger or The Marbury Lens or In the Path of Falling Objects??

I have many many hopefully fabulous reads on my list to look forward to.... I always agree to far too many tours!

What about The Signature of All Things? Elizabeth Gilbert is the author of Eat, Pray, Love (which I didn't read but I saw the movie). The Signature of All Things is on my "To Read" list and I'd love to have somewhere to talk about it!

All Booked Out wrote: "I have many many hopefully fabulous reads on my list to look forward to.... I always agree to far too many tours!"

That is always my problem!BUT this year I am not doing it! Limiting hopefully to two a month at most! And only one review for a tour.

Yes, Gregor, buddy reading is preferred..

@Allbookedout- We will consider your list.. Thank you for your post!

@Rebecca- Thank you for your suggestion! I should have mentioned that our goal is to review up and coming Authors.. Established Authors are fine but the priority are those not yet established..

I have been very lucky... most I say yes to, I LOVE and find Fab authors. I am looking forward to reading Semblance by Logan Patricks, i read the first chapter or two and was hooked... have it in my wish list.
I also have Suicide Ride E. Llewellyn....

I thoroughly enjoyed reading by Julie Czerneda. In most fantasy novels, the characters do magic. In this book, magic just is. It's a part of everything. It's a long book, but well worth the time.