Hey bookworm friends, I’m back again with another Top Ten Tuesday! The first TTT of the month is a Freebie so I just want to share a list of Winter Releases To Look Forward To, or at least for me 😊! Please tell me if any of these are on your anticipated lists as well or let me know which ones you have your eyes on 👀.
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December to Early January Releases
A Cruel Thirst – Angela Montoya │Pub Date: Dec 17, 2024; Joy Revolution
YA Romantasy, Vampire x Vampire Huntress.
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The Stolen Queen – Fiona Davis │Pub Date: Jan 7, 2025; Dutton
Historical Fiction & Mystery with dual timelines. Stolen art & an Ancient Egyptian curse.
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Adrift In Currents Clean And Clear – Seanan McGuire│Pub Date: Jan 7, 2025; Tordotcom
Wayward Children #10, Nadya’s Story.
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Daughter of Chaos – A. S. Webb│Pub Date: Jan 14, 2025; MIRA Books
Fantasy & Greek Mythology, Gods and Monsters.
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North Is The Night – Emily Rath │Pub Date: Jan 16, 2025; Erewhon Books
Fantasy Romance, Finnish Mythology.
Late January to February Releases
Motheater – Linda H. Codega │Pub Date: Jan 21, 2025; Erewhon Books
Queer Horror Fantasy set in the Appalachian mountains. Industry vs Nature.
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The Memoir of Johnny Daywalker – Meghan Davis │Pub Date: Feb 11, 2025; Self-Published
The memoir of an isolated vampire who longed for another life and fell in love with a human.
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Wooing The Witch Queen – Stephanie Burgis │Pub Date: Feb 18, 2025; Tor Bramble
Gaslamp Romantasy, A wicked sorceress trying to keep her kingdom safe falls in love with an archduke in disguise.
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Upon A Starlit Tide – Kell Woods │Pub Date: Feb 18, 2025; Tor Books
Historical Fantasy combining elements of The Little Mermaid and Cinderella.
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Greenteeth – Molly O’Neill │Pub Date: Feb 25, 2025; Orbit
Cozy Fantasy Mystery narrated by a lake-dwelling monster.
And that’s it for my winter releases to look forward to! I hope you found something that intrigued you 🖤.
I did my best to list the expected pub dates but you never know, dates can change. If you’re interested in any of these releases please make sure you keep an eye on the latest updates yourself.
Let’s chat in the comments!
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Ooh I’ve actually read two of these already. North Is The Night which you know is my new favourite of the year and also Daughter Of Chaos which I adored too. I can’t wait to see how you find them both. Hopefully you’ll fall for them too.
I desperately hope to start the Wayward Childen books next year at some point. I’ve added four from your list to my TBR too. How could I not with vanpires and Egyptian curses involved?
I hope you enjoy all of these and have a wonderful winter. Enjoy Wicked tonight too 💚
Yes I actually got both of those recommendations from you 🖤 Thanks for that! I hope to be able to read them both so we can chat about them! Just no clue when lol. hahha we really do make each other’s tbrs a lot bigger😂! I am looking forward to seeing what you think about Wayward Children too 🙂 True, those are all hard to resist.
Thank you I hope you have a lovely, not-too-freezing winter and oh my gosh I LOVED Wicked! 💚
I really want to read Greenteeth. North is the Night sounds awesome too!
Upon a starlit tide sounds interesting, I love fairytales.
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Greenteeth sounds good!
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I’m really looking forward to the next Wayward Children book!
Such a fun list! Greenteeth and Wooing The Witch Queen are both on my TBR I can’t wait😁
Typically I’m curious about fairytale stories so I many have to take a closer look at ‘Starlit Tide.’ I haven’t read anything by the author but it sounds like it could be a great read. 🙂 Hope these all end up being amazing reads. 🙂 Thanks for visiting my list today!
So many beautiful covers! North Is The Night and Motheater sound particularly interesting.
I never pay attention to release dates unless it is a favorite author, and then I often miss those too. Ha!
Thanks for sharing some books to look out for. And thanks for visiting my blog.