Many people know that Wednesday is New Comics day. Somewhat less known is the fact that Tuesday, in the US, is New Books day.
Weekly disclaimer: This weekly post highlights some of the books being published on any given week, usually in the science fiction and fantasy genres, both YA and books for adults. I am VERY likely to miss cool new books, so please feel free to tell me about them in the comments. Sometimes these will be books I've read a pre-publishing copy of, but most of the time, they will not. These are books I find notable, but I certainly don't read fast enough in English to be able to read all the cool books that come out every week.
It's another pretty big week of book releases. Not as huge as last week, but still quite significant. As an Israeli, I find this fascinating. July is probably the single slowest book release month in the year over here. But I guess it's different over in the US.
One of the reasons I love being a Seanan McGuire fan is that there's always a new book around the corner. No one outworks Seanan. This is the second novel in the Ghost Roads series, telling the adventures of hitchhiking ghost Rose Marshall. It's not my favorite of McGuire's series, but of course I'll read it.
Gear is the co-author of the best selling "First North Americans" series, which I'll admit I never heard of. This is an apocalyptic thriller about a retro-virus.
First, a quick disclaimer: for some reason, this book isn't on Goodreads, so I'm using my amazon affiliate link.
This is the third book in the successful space opera series that started with "The High Ground."
The adventures of a teen exorcist, having to keep her extracurricular demon fighting activities a secret from her friends, and her crush. Sounds super fun, and I really like the cover.
I never got around to reading "The Last Adventure of Constance Verity," which sounded super fun. that book 2 in the trilogy of a Chosen One who really doesn't want to be chosen anymore is here, I may catch up.
