Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag, 2024 

The ace sent of liars sounds so good!

One of the best books I've read this year is a SciFi called Cascade Failure by L M Sagas. It's sequel is actually out next week and I'm so excited for it!

Appreciated the discussion on burnout at the end. ♥️♥️♥️

I also still want to read the final 3 books in the Dandelion Dynasty. It is very daunting, but i think they're gonna be great

My best read this year has been The Six by Loren Grusch. It is a biography of the first six female astronauts at NASA.

I would love to see a retrospective of whether you got to all the books you were excited for in each year. Like a have you read it concept

I feel you on burnout, I’ve been struggling with that myself. And I had a whole reading slump in June it wasn’t great. My fave books so far this year are Bride and Funny Story.

Loved the video. Two of my favorites this year were The Will of the Many and Dawn. Now I have even more books on my TBR! Thank you😊

Only for the Week definitely deserves the hype. Bardugo I dipped in and back out not sure I'll read the set or not. I think I have Rebecca Roanhorse on hold and waiting at the library.

I was disappointed by The Last Murder At The End Of The World. I liked the sci-fi elements, but I want satisfied by the mystery

If you liked Turton's latest, there's another Sourcebooks author you might enjoy: Brideau wrote a near future climate fiction novel that I loved called Adrift. It's a really interesting blend of genres - kind of speculative suspense/mystery set against climate impact backdrop? (Features amnesia, which I know some people hate/some love.)

Highlight: Asunder by Kerstin Hall (comes out in September I think?) and a disappointment is probably The Familiar. I didn’t dislike it, it was a 3.5 for me, but I was expecting a 5. :/

If you're going to have a fictional crush, it doesn't get better than Rome!