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Most Anticipated August Books

Welcome to round two of my most anticipated books! August isn't a month with too many new releases, but there are a couple that I'm really excited about. So, without further ado, here are my top priority August books!
 HERETICS ANONYMOUS by Katie Henry - August 7th
• interesting examination of faith
• atheist at a Catholic school? this will be interesting
• I always need more queer Jewish characters
• I can find out what happened in the universe where I went to Catholic school, which was a distinct possibility at one point   


RUIN OF STARS by Linsey Miller (Mask of Shadows #2) - August 28th
• really loved the first book in this series
• the ending wrecked me though and I need to find out what happens
• I've heard there's even more queer representation in this one? which is always amazing
What are some books you're looking forward to in August? Tell me in the comments! 
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  1. Hanna @ Booking in HeelsAugust 1, 2018 at 9:20 AM

    Heretics Anonymous sounds AMAZING and I really can't wait to get my hands on it. I actually hadn't realised it was so close to its release date, so that's some good news for me :)

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