Top Ten Tuesday is back to its regular schedule today with the girls from The Broke and The Bookish, but if you caught last week’s post you’ll know I got in a week early! When I saw that this week’s post would be a Top Ten list of spring (otherwise known as autumn in my part of the world) TBR titles, I knew there was no way I could fit them all in one post, so I split mine into two parts. If you want to see what made it on to my first-half-of-spring list, you can read last week’s post here.
This week, I’m including books that will release in the second half of April and in the month of May (in order of release date):
How about you? What’s on your TBR for the next few months?
Fiction Aficionado 
Honored and thrilled to have The Vexing make your list! My day keeps getting more blessed–yes, that’s an awkward way to phrase it, but you know… 🙂
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It’s been a long time coming, but I’m so glad Sir Durand is finally getting his story! And so glad you’ve been blessed. 🙂
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Question: Do you use a Post Template for your reviews? Nice list by the way.
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Thanks! No, I don’t use a post template.
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So honored to have Someplace Familiar included! Thank you so much. Huge blessing.
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Your cover is the bomb! It’s so tender and tastefully done. #coverlove
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I totally agree!
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Thanks so much, Amanda. It took me a long time to settle on it, but I’m really in love with it!
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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I’ve only read book #1 of Tamara’s series. What I need is to have all of her audiobooks and then I could catch up while I clean the house and tend the critters.
Wings of the Wind is a must-read for me. I can’t wait for find out how this series wraps up.
I was strangely fascinated by Progeny. It was a walk on the wild side for me and I will be reading Firstborn when I can wiggle it in among my blogging schedule.
There are so many interesting titles and debut authors this year. I love the variety!
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There is a lot of variety, isn’t there? That was one of the things I noticed when I looked at my post. And as always, so little time… 🙂
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Here’s what I am most looking forward to reading in April and May.
Salty Kisses by Robin Jones Gunn
Just the Way You Are by Pepper Basham
The Vicar’s Daughter by Josi S. Kilpack
An Awakened Heart by Jody Hedlund (novella)
Life After by Katie Ganshert
My Daughter’s Legacy by Mindy Starns Clark and Leslie Gould
True to You by Becky Wade
Threads of Suspicion by Dee Henderson
A Love So True by Melissa Jagears
What Love Remembers by Johnnie Alexander
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Definitely some good ones there! Happy reading. 🙂
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A lot of my highly anticipated ones are the same as yours, including a lot of them from your last week’s post. So many awesome, wonderful books! Now to find the time to read them. 😀
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You obviously have great taste, Winnie! 😉
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Ok it’s official. I need to quit real life and just READ from now on 😉
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Hmmmm. . . that sounds great! Except I need to get up and do other things once in a while so my neck and back (and other body parts) don’t start hurting too much. Plus, I need to keep up a minimum of cleanliness in my house, so the Board of Health doesn’t condemn it. Other than that, I’m in! 😀
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Audible to the rescue?
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haha!
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Yep! Wouldn’t that be grand?!
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Thank you for including A Season to Dance and its mystery cover on the list. I’m here giggling. This is the day I made the Fiction Aficionado TBR list and the day I figured out my Facebook friend and Aussie homeschooling mama Katie Donovan is Fiction Aficionado. What planet have I been living on? Wow 🙂
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Lol! Welcome to Planet Earth, and enjoy your stay. 😉❤️
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