It’s Sunday! I can’t quite believe we’re at the the end of May already. I hope you’re all looking forward to a bank holiday weekend. Today’s #SixforSunday prompt from the brilliant Steph, is books on your Spring TBR. I’m sharing my June TBR later in the week, but I also really want to tackle my proof copies and Netgalley arcs, so here are some more books I hope to read this Spring:
1. Antigua de Fortune of the High Seas by Anna Rainbow and Oli Hyatt. I absolutely adore Anna. I loved her YA books (The Fandom and The Fandom Rising) and I cannot wait to get involved in her new Middle Grade adventure. There are Pirates! And we all know how I love a Pirate.
2. Lost Cause by Rachel Lynch. Unless you’re brand new around here, you’ll probably know I am a big fan of Rachel Lynch. Lost Cause is the latest in her DI Kelly Porter series and the only one that I haven’t read yet. I really want to find out what’s next for Kelly after the ending to the last book.
3. The Rift by Rachel Lynch. Why yes, this is a second Rachel Lynch book on my list. I love her writing. This is the first in a new series with completely new characters and I am looking forward to seeing what Rachel has in store for them and me.
4. The Infinity Files by S. M. Wilson. I absolutely loved The Extinction Trials trilogy by this author, and I have been excited for this book since I first read a sample of it. I have heard only good things about this book, and I am really hoping to pick it up soon.
5. Sisters of the Snake by Sarena and Sasha Nanua. I was sent a copy of this by Harper 360 recently. It sounds brilliant: fantasy, identical twins who have been leading very different lives, prophecies and a whole lot of magic. What’s not to love?
6. What Happened to You? Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing by Bruce D Perry and Oprah Winfrey. I don’t read a huge amount of non-fiction, but I am trying to read more, and trauma and healing is a subject that fascinates me, so I jumped at the chance to read this book.
What books are you hoping to read this Spring? Have you read any from my list?
Charlotte, Somewhere 
Ooh, you’re making me think I might have been hasty in dismissing Antigua when it came into work today!
I’d not heard anything about it and thought it looked a bit ‘done’ but you’ve convinced me to have a better look!
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I really like Anna’s work and I thought it sounded a bit different to anything I’ve read
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I’ve not read her others.
I think I just got put off by the blurb but I’ll probably try it (and I hope to be pleasantly surprised)
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The Infinity Files is SO FREAKING GOOD omg you have to read it.
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Very soon! Once I’ve read all the gay books for Pride I’m tackling my proofs and Netgalley shelf.
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