Top Ten Tuesday: Books I'm Looking Forward To In 2015

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This list I didn't want to repeat anything on my previous Top Ten Tuesday posts before so I really had to sort through my TBR pile, I also didn't want to do any 2015 Debuts, or focus on books out next year because future lists have that covered.  because I will be doing that Top Ten in January.  Click the links to check out the books on Goodreads!! Let me know if you read any of these books in the comments!!! In no particular order: 

1. Ancillary Justice by Anne Leckie- This book has been winning all the sci-fi awards, so I'm very intrigued, its an Adult book and I am trying to read more Adult in 2015.
2. A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab- I love this author, and really am looking to see where this trilogy goes. 
3. Half Bad by Sally Green - This book has been getting alot of good reviews and involves witches, which I know little to nothing about. 
4. Stitching snow by R. C. Lewis- This is fantasy, but involving space and also has been on my radar for a while. Also a fairy retelling which I'm reading more of since reading Cinder by Marissa Meyer. 
5. Only Ever Yours by Louise O' Neill- dystopian where women are treated as pleasure servants, YES YES and YES. I like to read about horrible worlds with messed up consequences for women, not because I agree with it but because it genuinely interests me.
6. Perfect Ruin by Lauren DeStefano- I enjoyed the first book in her chemical garden trilogy. But this has been getting great reviews, and I'm sure she'd gotten better as an author. It's sci-fi and dystopian ofcourse I'm in. 
7. The Flight of the Silvers by Daniel Price- a reminded future, with great reviews. An adult book I'm also looking forward to.
8. Annihilation by - This has been everywhere and exploring the horror of Area should be right up my alley. Also adult. 
9. The Child Theif- Peter Pan Fantasy for adults, looking forward to going to NeverLand Again.  
10. Finding Me: A Decade of Darkness, a Life Reclaimed: A Memoir of the Cleveland Kidnappings by Michelle Knight, Michelle Burford- Definitely something I want to know more about. Memoirs are the only non-fiction I read, so looking forward to learning more about what happened.

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