Hey all! I’ll be in the lab when this goes live, so I might not be very quick to respond to comments or visit you back. But I will when my lab school is over, so please do comment. <3 This week’s theme is “Ten Series I’ve Been Meaning to Start But Haven’t”. Boy, oh boy, have I got some for this.
- The Milkweed Triptych, by Ian Tregillis. I even managed to get all the books relatively cheap from The Works, of all things. But haven’t got round to them yet. Soon… soon… ish.
- The Book of the New Sun, by Gene Wolfe. I don’t want to know how long these have been waiting on my shelf, actually.
- Hidden Legacy, by Ilona Andrews. Ilona Andrews’ books are just perfect for my brain sometimes, so my excuse is that I’m saving these.
- The Erebus Sequence, by Den Patrick. I have the first book! …Have had it for a while. Are you sensing a theme?
- The Shadowmarch Series, by Tad Williams. I suspect the first book might even have been bought long enough ago it’s not on my lists of acquired-unread books.
- Tales of the Ketty Jay, by Chris Wooding. I got this for Christmas through a gift exchange. Not last Christmas. And I don’t think it was the Christmas before, either. Argggh, self.
- InCryptid series, by Seanan McGuire. It’s Seanan McGuire, I’m planning to get to it. Soon. Soon.
- Sevenwaters, by Juliet Marillier. Technically, I think I started reading Daughter of the Forest, once, many moons ago, but I didn’t finish it at the time for whatever reason.
- The Shadow Campaigns, by Django Wexler. My sister speaks highly of these, and I have the first two books…
- Cainsville, by Kelley Armstrong. I’ve enjoyed a couple of books by Kelley Armstrong, and the first one of this series tickled my fancy, but I haven’t got round to it yet. I don’t think I’ve owned it that long, though.
So yeah, I could go on. But I’ll stick to ten. How about you lot? Always finding new series to read? Or wishing you didn’t read them so fast so you had more books in great series to look forward to?
I haven’t heard of most of these, but they do sound interesting! I love Seanan McGuire but I’m ashamed to say I haven’t even started reading the October Daye books yet, so I have some catching up to do before I read any of her other series. I’ve heard good things about Kelley Armstrong and Django Wexler, too, I may have to check them out. Great list!
Jess @ Curiouser and Curiouser recently posted…Top Ten Tuesday | A Series of Failures
Honestly, I’m new to the Seanan McGuire bandwagon, so we can feel bad together, haha. Thanks for dropping by!
I have more of a problem with a huge pile of series I’ve started and need to finish! I loved Kelley Armstrong’s Otherworld books but never took to her YA offerings. I keep meaning to read Ilona Andrews Kate Daniels series…read the first one and never read anything else.
I have that, too! Including with Ilona Andrews… I still need to carry on with some of their other series.
Den Patrick is high on my list for the same reason, and this is the second time Django Wexler has gone across my radar already this morning. I don’t dare look into it 😉
imyril recently posted…Top Ten Tuesday: series I should have read by now
Ha, I know that feel.
One of these days I would love to start InCryptid as well! Her Toby Daye series didn’t really hook me, but I’ve been told InCryptid is a bit more upbeat and quirky and will perhaps be more to my tastes.
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There’s so many I need to catch up with, aaaah.