I know it’s time for my September 2024 Book Goals, but I’ll be honest: the TBR stack this month is going to be a tiny one. Does it feel weird? Absolutely. But on the 9th yours truly is going in for another surgery (to combat adenomyosis and endometriosis), and the rest of the month is likely to see me operating in recovery mode. I’d talk more about it, but I feel like that might be boring for you. If you want to know more? My Instagram is usually the place to be for updates.
What’s on the TBR list?
Alrighty friends, with that said… What’s *actually* on my TBR list for the September 2024 Book Goals? Here’s the tiny list, which is likely to grow if my brain cooperates once I get back home:
- The Dagger and the Flame: Catherine Doyle
- The Queen Thief: Madeline Te Whiu
- Storm of Ink and Blood: Nisha J. Tuli
Anticipated Releases:
Although there’s plenty of September releases just around the corner, I admit I’m only including the ones I’ve pre-ordered for this month. Why? Because I’m on a deadline friends, even as I want to share the excitement for these beauties! So without further ado… Mark all of these dates in your calendar glitterbugs, because we’re in for some fun:
5th: A Touch of Shadows: Jessica Thorne
5th: A Kiss of Flame: Jessica Thorne
10th: Fangs for Nothing: Steffanie Holmes
26th: The Dagger and the Flame: Catherine Doyle
Thanks to the wonderful team of Net Galley, Jessica Thorne and Second Sky, I’ve already read (and absolutely loved) A Touch of Shadows. So if you want to read all of my fangirling for that gorgeous first book in the romantic fantasy series, The Lost Queen? You can click here.
I’m also one very lucky bookworm and received an ARC of The Dagger and the Flame by Catherine Doyle, thanks to the author, Net Galley and Simon & Schuster. Stick around for a review of that one glitterbugs, because the romantasy has *completely* hooked me from the very beginning! Honestly, my heart is racing just thinking about it.
Happy reading, glitterbugs! I hope you achieve all of your own September 2024 Book Goals, and I’m sure we’ll talk soon…
