Top Ten Tuesday {17}

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Top Ten Sequels I'm Dying To Read:

1. Untitled Mara Dyer #2 by Michelle Hodkin - I know, I know. Book one hasn't even come out yet, but trust me, when you read this one, you will understand. The Cliffhanger of Doom is just not fair. Not fair at all, I say. I need book two...preferably stat.

2. The Death Cure by James Dashner - This series is incredible. The Maze Runner was powerful, and The Scorch Trials was an amazing second installment. I can't wait for book three!

3. Clockwork Prince by Cassandra Clare - No, I didn't love the first book as much as I liked her other series, but I'm willing to give this one a go because, let's be honest, her world-building is so much fun.

4. Seizure by Kathy Reichs - Anything by the author is fine by me, and I thought book one was awesome. Plus, it's almost like another look into Bones' life, and who can resist that?

5. The Fox Inheritance by Mary E. Pearson - Well, book one blew my mind, and I had my doubts about there ever being a book two, so needless to say, I'm thrilled we're finally getting the chance to read on. There's so much left to discover!

6. Vanish by Sophie Jordan - Firelight was a fun and entertaining paranormal, and I'm definitely looking forward to reading what happens next. In a world of series, this one totally stands out for me!

7. A Million Suns by Beth Revis - Throw away the fantastic cover, the overabundance of hype and the all the rave reviews, and you'll still have a fun, sci-fi and fantastic premise. That, alone, is enough to make me want to read on.

8. Ruthless by Sara Shepard - Just when I thought we were done with the Pretty Little Liars, we find out we got another! I'm in love with this series for the sole reason that it is a fun and fantastic escape. Best writing? Heck no, but it sure is a great read.

9. The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan - Hello...it's Rick Riordan, and it's more about Olympus. I really don't need to go further in depth about that one, do I? If I do, clearly you haven't started the series. I'm jussayin'.

10. Enshadowed by Kelly Creagh - I remember the rave reviews about Nevermore, and I love me some darkness and Poe, so when I read it, I was so excited it lived up to the hype! Well, a year later, I want me some book two. Now. Thanks.