The first is a new Sebastian St. Cyr mystery novel by C.S. Harris called Why Kings Confess. It's due out in March which means I have to wait.....forty-two more days until I read the further adventures of Viscount Devlin and his wife, Hero. (Not that I'm counting or anything.) I love these historical fiction/mystery novels...mostly, I admit, because of Devlin. Read just one and you'll see what I mean.
And then, On June 3rd, the newest Lacey Flint mystery by S.J. Bolton will be released here in America: A Dark and Twisted Tide. I'm so looking forward to this one! I love the unexpected twists and turns in Bolton's novels, and her character, Lacey Flint, is a definite favorite. I just hope that DI Mark Joesbury shows up in this novel, too.
So, there you have it. Two awesome reads (I hope!) from two favorite authors that I am eagerly anticipating. I just wish I didn't have to wait so long to read them.
I can't wait for the next in James Dashner's Eye of Minds series. The first one was quite a ride.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any of Dashner's books...but I've heard good things about them. Maybe I should put him on my (ever-growing) list.
DeleteThe anticipation is so tough! And then if you get them from the library as opposed to buying them, you have to wait for your turn in the queue...
ReplyDeleteI hope the next 42 days fly by!
Thanks! So do I. I think my idea of heaven is having the book you want to read the moment you want to read it...mostly because I hate waiting. :) Thanks for dropping by and commenting!
DeleteI'm looking forward to A Dark and Twisted Tide too, as I love the Lacey Flint series! I haven't read any of the Sebastian St. Cyr books yet but I have a copy of the first one which I'm hoping to read soon.
ReplyDeleteI tend to rave about the Sebastian St. Cyr mysteries, maybe a little too much; I hope you enjoy the first one as much as I did. And isn't it great that there's another Lacey Flint novel? I can't wait!
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