Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by The Artsy Reader where each week they post a new top ten list and ask fellow bookish folk to share their lists on that topic. This week:
New-to-Me Authors I Discovered in 2022:
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Stacy Willingham
I really enjoyed her debut, A Flicker in the Dark last year and her second book All the Dangerous Things was even better! Looking forward to whatever she comes up with next!
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Kimi Cunningham Grant
Her writing was beautiful and the story riveting!
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Amy Berry
I adored Kit McBride Gets a Wife so much! It was a slow burn, sweetly passionate, and made me laugh several times! I'm so excited for the next one: Marrying Off Morgan McBride!
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Jason Rekulak
I added Hidden Pictures after seeing that it won Goodreads Best Horror for 2022. I understood why after finishing. My husband and I listened to the audio in one go. Long car ride home. I hope he writes more adult horror/mysteries.
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R. J. Jacobs
Always the First to Die had a slasher film vibe to it. Scary but a little bit of fun too. Maybe a little reminiscent of Grady Hendrix? Looking forward to his next book: This is How We End Things.
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Josie Silver
One Night on the Island was oh-so-lovely romance! Gorgeous writing with clever banter. I adored the quirky and lovable people
of this small island.
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Kate Forster
Kate Forster's writing is beautiful, full of emotion and funny! I enjoyed both but The Upside Down Christmas was my favorite. Must read more from her!
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Claire Douglas
When I figured out where it was headed, wow! What a twist. This was good! I have the audio of her newest, The Girls Who Disappeared from the library. I just need to make time to listen to it!
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Julia Whelan
I've been a fan of Whelan's audiobook narration for a while now so I was pleasantly surprised that she's actually a talented writer as well! Thank You For Listening (which is also narrated by her) was amazing!
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Brenda Novak
Summer on the Island was the first Brenda Novak book I've read even though she's been a popular writer for many years. It was part women’s
fiction, part romance with a little bit
of danger mixed in and I really enjoyed it! I'm looking forward to her next: The Seaside Library.
