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Most Anticipated January 2019 Releases

New year, new books to anticipate! We're still doing this on a month-by-month basis, though - there's just no way I could fit all of my most anticipated books for the year into one post! Here are some of the books that release this month that I'm really excited to read.

IN AN ABSENT DREAM by Seanan McGuire (Wayward Children #4) - January 8:
  • new Wayward Children book!
  • a prequel about Lundy!
  • a new world to explore!!
  • I really don't need to know anything else about this, I've gone into the other books with basically no information and it's all worked out so far

OUR YEAR OF MAYBE by Rachel Lynn Solomon - January 15:
  • ok so I've already read this one, but everyone else has to
  • one of my favorite books of 2018
  • anything Rachel Lynn Solomon writes is my new top priority and should be yours, too
THE GILDED WOLVES by Roshani Chokshi (The Gilded Wolves #1) - January 15: 
  • historical fantasy, which I really want to read more of
  • I love books set in the late 1800s
  • I have heard so many great things already, I'm so excited to dive into this world


CIRCLE OF SHADOWS by Evelyn Skye (Circle of Shadows #1) - January 22:
  • I'm not totally sure what this is about but that's okay, all I need to know is Evelyn Skye
  • apparently inspired by feudal Japan? I've been seeing more non-Western-inspired fantasy worlds lately and I'm excited


A THOUSAND SISTERS: THE HEROIC AIRWOMEN OF THE SOVIET UNION IN WORLD WAR II by Elizabeth Wein - January 22:
  • I need to read more nonfiction and this looks like a great place to start
  • I will also read anything about women pilots - it's a pretty niche genre and I have claimed it


KING OF SCARS by Leigh Bardugo (Nikolai Duology #1) - January 29: 
  • do I even need to explain this one
  • I'm so ready to go back into this world
  • maybe I should reread the other Grishaverse books soon

THE DEAD QUEENS CLUB by Hannah Capin - January 29:
  • Mean Girls meets The Tudors
  • that's all I needed to know and I was sold
  • I have an ARC of this one and I'm definitely reading it ASAP



THE LOVE & LIES OF RUKHSANA ALI by Sabina Khan - January 29:
  • queer Muslim rep!
  • I've heard really good things already
  • this just really sounds like something I'll be super into I'm really excited to read it

What are your most anticipated books of this month? Tell me in the comments!  

 
 

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  1. Samantha@WLABBJanuary 1, 2019 at 3:27 PM

    I loved Our Year of Maybe too. I was surprised how much I liked it, because it elicited a lot of sad tears from me, but it was just really, really good.

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