April isn’t quite over. I am still working on finishing the last book in my Orilium TBR. But (of course) I’m already thinking about what I want to read in May…
These are the three books I have at the top of my TBR for May:
- Those Beyond the Wall by Micaiah Johnson — I loved The Space Between Worlds, and I have been eagerly anticipating this second stand-alone set in the same world. Luckily, so have my Camp Book Club friends. So we decided to buddy read it in May.
- Generation Ship by Michael Mammay — Another long awaited space adventure written by my current fave military sci-fi author. I have been struggling to get this to the top of my TBR for a while, but it’s going to happen in May!
- A Grave Robbery by Deanna Raybourn — One of my two favorite historical cozy mystery series has a new book out, and I cannot wait to read it!
Are you picking up on the general vibe for my May reading plans?
If not, let me explain. May is my birthday month, and I really want to fill it with anticipated five star reads. Nothing with DNF potential, please. I want to have the BEST reading month.
That’s not to say that April was a bad reading month. It wasn’t. More on that when I do my wrap-up post. It’s just that, readathon months, with their reading prompts, tend to help me clear off titles that have been lingering in the middle to bottom half of my TBR. Which is awesome, but it means I’m very behind on some new releases by my auto-buy authors.
The three books I picked to read in May are exactly that. New(ish) releases by three of my auto-buy authors.
In addition to these three, there are two new releases coming out in May by two other authors on my auto-buy list. I pre-ordered both. The first is Kilby Blades’s second Green Valley Heroes book, Young Buck, which comes out May 9th (her first in this series was Forrest for the Trees). The other is Suyi Davies Okungbowa’s near-future sci-fi novella, Lost Ark Dreaming, which releases on the 21st of May. But, in order to read either of these, I’ll need to take my Kindle off airplane mode, which means reading or renewing my current library haul. (#ReaderProblems)
I’m excited to see how many of these books I can devour in May! Happy reading (and birthday month) to me!
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