I don’t track a ton of upcoming releases, so instead of fulfilling the real prompt ‘Upcoming Releases I’m on The Fence About’, I’m going to just make a list of upcoming books I’m looking forward to. I’ll leave out the ones I listed here though. Since I’m on a book-buying ban *and* trying to read books I already own in 2019, I’ll probably only end up reading The Last Widow by Karin Slaughter. She’s an insta-buy for me, book ban or not.

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• The Invited ~ Jennifer McMahon
  • I like the look of this one – a couple flees suburbia just to build a house and end up building a haunted one. I already own, but haven’t read, her other book The Night Sister.
• The Last Letter ~ Rebecca Yarros
  • I think this is the only romance on this list. I don’t know why but the letter in the description caught my interest.
• The Missing Years ~ Lexie Elliott
  • Missing dad + Scottish Highlands + creepy house + possible ghosts? Might be a contender for Creepy October/Blogoween.

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• The Confessions of Frannie Langton ~ Sara Collins
  • This looks so amazing I can’t do it justice here – just go read the Goodreads description. I might have to get this from the library in 2019.
• Never Tell (D.D. Warren #10)~ Lisa Gardner
  • I may not get to this one for awhile, but I’ve read the first 7 D.D. Warren books and once I’ve read through some of the books I already own, I’d love to read 8 through 10.
• The Night Olivia Fell ~ Christina McDonald
  • A mother tries to figure out what happened to her daughter – a chain of events that ends with Olivia falling off a bridge while pregnant. Seems like a good mystery.

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• The Raven Tower ~ Ann Leckie
  • I’ve been looking to get more into fantasy lately so this one caught my eye immediately when I saw it on the Goodreads giveaway page. The author is apparently a great sci-fi writer so we’ll see how that translates!
• The Victory Garden ~ Rhys Bowen
  • I love fiction set during and directly after WWI and the description of this novel seems really touching and I think it looks like a really good read.
• The Lost History of Dreams ~ Kris Waldherr
  • I got really into Gothic historical fiction last year and the reviews for this one are so, so good. If I decide to do creepy October again this year this might be one of the books I get for that.
• The Last Widow (Will Trent #9)~ Karin Slaughter {not pictured}
  • I cannot wait for this! It’s on the “okay to buy during No-Buy 2019” list. It’s been awhile since there was a Will Trent/Sara Linton book and I’m pumped.

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