New Books and ARCs, 8/2/19
Posted on August 2, 2019 Posted by John Scalzi 8 Comments
For the first weekend of August, a nice collection of new books and ARCs for you to consider. What here is calling to you? Share in the comments!
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Jenn Lyon’s The Name of All Things and Christopher Brown’s Rule of Capture look like great reads.
Ugh, I must really not be keeping myself up to date. I know none of these authors.
The Warehouse and Rule of Capture look like they might be interesting.
Monster Hunter I’ve read in HC and enjoyed it.
The Warehouse and Rule of Capture look like they might be interesting
Excited for the new Pierce Brown book, second in his second Red Rising trilogy.
The Warehouse is really really good. I’m looking forward to reading Imaginary Corpse.
I like the Monster Hunter books written solely by Larry Correia. The main character is more than a bit of a jackass, but hell, so am I. Hopefully in different ways. I can’t read the collaborations with Ringo, though. The first chapter of the first one had the MC bragging about himself as the most awesome person who had ever awesomed, and I just couldn’t do it.
Correia and Ringo although I’m beginning to tire of the latter. Gannon