1. Amy Silver - 'The Reunion'
This year I read Amy Silver's novel 'The Reunion' and absolutely loved it. I also have copies of Amy Silver's other novels, but never managed to actually read them. I will definitely pick these up in 2015, though, and hope they'll be just as amazing as 'The Reunion'!
2. Alexa Adams - 'Tales of Less Pride and Prejudice' series
Author Alexa Adams wrote her own retelling of Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice' and I got to read all three parts of the series this year. I immediately fell in love with her style of writing and imagination, and can't wait to check out more of her work in the future!
3. Jane Green - 'Tempting Fate'
I can't believe it took me this long to read one of chick lit queen Jane Green's novels. I read 'Tempting Fate' and 'Saving Grace' this year and they were both amazing novels; definitely one of my new favourite authors!
4. Rachel Hollis - 'Party Girl'
Rachel Hollis released her debut novel 'Party Girl' this year, so she's not only a new-to-me author but new-to-the-whole-world! However, I absolutely loved this book and I can't add it to enough top 10's, so am grabbing my chance to also include her on this one!
5. Danielle Steel - 'First Sight'
Another author who has been around for years and years within the world of women's fiction, and one of my mother's personal favourites. I finally read one of her books this year; can't believe it took me so long!
6. J. Courtney Sullivan - 'The Engagements'
I hadn't even heard of J. Courtney Sullivan when I got the chance to review her novel 'The Engagements' this year. I was blown away by the book and have high hopes for her other works.
7. Hannah Beckerman - 'The Dead Wife's Handbook'
Another debut novel that definitely made an impression on me the past year is Hannah Beckerman's 'The Dead Wife's Handbook.' A new author and I can't wait to read more of her work in the future.
8. Ruth Saberton - 'Escape for the Summer'
I also hadn't heard of Ruth Saberton and her work before I got the chance to review 'Escape for the Summer' last year. It was a thoroughly enjoyable novel and I really hope I will be able to pick up other Ruth Saberton works in the near future.
Alexa Adams' Pride and Prejudice retellings looks really good and I'm definitely going to check that out. Thanks for the recommendation, and great list! :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting list! I haven't read any of these authors and haven't even heard of several of them. I love the covers of the Amy Silver novels -- maybe I'll check them out.
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I'm thrilled and honored to have made this list! Thank you so much, Jody! How exciting!
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