Top Ten Tuesday: Reading Plans
28 September 2021
Filed under Book Reviews
Tags: Reading Plans, That Artsy Reader Girl, Top Ten Tuesday

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme where every Tuesday we look at a particular topic for discussion and use various (or more to the point ten) bookish examples to demonstrate that particular topic. Top Ten Tuesday (created and hosted by The Broke and Bookish) is now being hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl and future week’s topics can be found here. This week’s topic :
Freebie -therefore I’m going for my reading plans for the next couple of months
Now, I may have mentioned that I’ve had a strange few months which has left me in this constantly yo-yo’ing positing of getting behind then catching up then getting behind, then not catching up. There have been many hiccups – fingers crossed things are returning to a more even footing however this leaves me with a number of commitments to catch up with at the same time as juggling the other books I have on my tbr. So here are a few of the books I’m hoping to tackle in the very near future (not including the two books I’m currently reading:
Mastermind by Andrew Mayne
Horseman by Christina Henry
Once Upon a Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber
The Lighthouse Witches by CJ Cooke
Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson
Spirits of Vengeance by Rob J Hayes
Scales and Sensibility by Stephanie Burgis
Given to Darkness by Phil Williams
The Pariah by Anthony Ryan
Last Girl Ghosted by Lisa Unger
Really liked The Pariah and looking forward to Horseman!
This is an excellent list. I need to get to Horseman too, I’m so behind…
Horseman is probably next on my list – need to stack some dark fantasy and horror reads for October 🙂
I hope you will enjoy all of these! I really want to read Once Upon a Broken Heart!
The Andrew Mayne sounds really good. I still have the rest of the Theo Cray series to read as well.
I really like the sound of The Lighthouse Witches and having enjoyed everything I’ve read so far by Lisa Unger I’d like to check out her latest too.
Hope you manage to read all these and enjoy them 🙂
I need to read Anthony Ryan, and soon: every review I’ve seen speaks highly of his works! 🙂
I’m very much looking forward to Vespertine and Horseman, both.