Top Ten Tuesday; Top Ten New-To-Me Authors I Read in 2017

It's the first Tuesday in 2018 and time for the first Top Ten Tuesday of the year as well, thanks to The Broke and the Bookish. The theme of the week was new-to-me authors I read in 2017.

My list includes;
Laurel Heidtman
Richard Storry
Assaph Mehr
Rainbow Rowell
Katherine Arden
Tabi Slick
Craig Comer
Kelley Kaye
Fannie Flagg
Yaa Gyasi

Comments

  1. Astilbe2 January 2018 at 14:32


    I haven't heard of any of these authors. Which one did you read first last year? :)

    Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thanks!

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    1. GothicVamperstein17 January 2018 at 09:42

      If I remember correctly, the first book I read was by Kelley Kaye.

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  2. Captivated Reader3 January 2018 at 01:30

    I've yet to read any of the authors you shared in your TTT post this week... Time to explore some more new to me authors!!

    Here's a link to my TTT post this week:
    http://captivatedreader.blogspot.com/2018/01/top-ten-tuesday-top-ten-new-to-me.html

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