“Can’t Wait” Books of Mid-2018

Spring

Lists. I love them! It’s fun to organize my reading and they also have the added benefit of focusing my attention to the “must-read” releases that I’m very excited to check out. After the list I made for “Early 2018”, I’ve decided to do it again for Mid-2018. So, without further ado, time now once more to geek out over these Science Fiction and Fantasy titles that are set to come out over the next few months, as we keep marching on ahead towards perfect beach-reading weather. Not sure how I’ll find the time to get to all of these, but uh, um, I’ll figure out a way…somehow. What’s on your mid-2018 TBR?

May

   

   

   

  

May 1 to May 7 – Song of Blood & Stone by L. Penelope, The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang, Only Human by Sylvain Neuvel, The Smoke Thieves by Sally Green

May 8 to May 14 – Blood Orbit by K.R. RichardsonArtificial Condition by Martha Wells, King of Ashes by Raymond E. Feist, Obscura by Joe Hart

 

 

May 29 to May 31 – LIFEL1K3 by Jay Kristoff

June

   

   

   

 

June 1 to June 11 – Bring Me Their Hearts by Sara Wolf, The Memory of Fire by Callie Bates, City of Bastards by Andrew Shvarts, Brief Cases by Jim Butcher

June 12 to June 18 – World of Warcraft: Before the Storm by Christie Golden, The Last Sun by K.D. Edwards, Starless by Jacqueline Carey

June 19 to June 25 – The Mermaid by Christina Henry

June 26 to June 30 – Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse, Drop by Drop by Morgan Llywelyn, Devil Sharks by Chris Jameson, The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul Tremblay, Star Wars: Thrawn: Alliances by Timothy Zahn, Mira’s Last Dance by Lois McMaster Bujold

July

   

   

 

July 1 to July 9 – Age of War by Michael J. Sullivan, Smoke and Iron by Rachel Caine, City of Lies by Sam Hawke

July 10 to July 16 – European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman by Theodora Goss, Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik

July 17 to July 23 – Kill the Farm Boy by Delilah S. Dawson and Kevin Hearne, Competence by Gail Carriger, Mystic Dragon by Jason Denzel

July 24 to July 30 – Record of a Spaceborn Few by Becky Chambers

July 30 – Dreadful Company by Vivian Shaw

August

   

 

August 1 to August 13 – Bad Man by Dathan Auerbach, The Tower of Living and Dying by Anna Smith Spark, Temper by Nicky Drayden

August 14 to August 20 – The Winter of the Witch by Katherine Arden

August 21 to August 27 – Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett

August 28 to August 31 – Bloody Rose by Nicholas Eames

37 Comments on ““Can’t Wait” Books of Mid-2018”

  1. The Martha Wells novellas are near the top of my list, and the Sarah Beth Durst books, as well as 84k and possibly Lifelik3. Trail of Lightning looks awesome, and ooh Record of a Spaceborn Few is getting closer! Can’t WAIT for that one.

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  2. Just as an fyi, you have 2017 and 2016 instead of 2018 in a couple of instances in the first paragraph.

    The only book that stood out to me was Carriger’s Competence. But even that was only because of the mustard yellow dress and umbrella.
    Best of luck getting to any of them 😀

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  3. It’s been a crazy year so far for awesome new releases, and it looks like that isn’t going to change anytime soon😁 May is OUT OF CONTROL. So many books I want to read as well, just a big YES to all of these!

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  4. “Artificial Conditions” and “Wrath of Empire” are at the absolute top of my list, and there are several interesting titles in your (oh, so rich!) list, but the one that stands out above all other is “The Cabin at the End of the World”: to say I’m beyond eager to read that one would be a massive understatement! 😀
    Thanks for sharing!

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  5. I keep forgetting that Naomi Novik’s got a new book coming out soon! I loved Uprooted and have been meaning to start her Temeraire series, so I need to make a point of pre-ordering Spinning Silver soon.

    Apart from that… I think the only other summer novel on my radar is the final book in A.J. Hartley’s Alternate Detective series (I think it’s called Guardian?). As for Winter of the Witch: I got an email from Amazon earlier this week that the release date has been pushed back to January 2019. So I don’t think we’ll be reading it over the summer… Although I honestly don’t mind, since that series suits winter perfectly.

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