Top Ten Tuesday: Books We Thought Were 5 Star Reads

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I thought it would be fun today to share some of the five-star reviews our team has written lately. This list is divided by genre.

Yes, I got excited and added a few more than ten books to it this week. What can I say? Five star reads are irresistible.

 

Erotic Romance

The Hunter’s Bride by Alexa Piper

Intrigue Me by Lacee Hightower

 

Romance 

To Guard with Love by Roberta Bombonato

Wolf Under Fire by Paige Tyler

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Science Fiction and Fantasy 

The Cagulant by Jared Gullage

Little Free Library by Naomi Kritzer

 

Mystery and Suspense

Binding Circumstance by Kelley Griffin

The Blackhouse by Peter May

Spirit of the Fox by Matthew O’Connell

 

Young Adult 

Flight of the Spark by Evelyn Puerto

I’d Know You Anywhere, My Love by Nancy Tillman

Comments

  1. I like how you broke this out into genres. I need more good mystery/ suspense reads. 🙂

  2. Yay a list by genre! That’s my kinda post!

  3. Great choice for this week – with some very interesting books

  4. It’s always great when you love a book enough to give it 5 stars! I haven’t read any of these.

  5. I’ve not read any of these, so I’ll have to spend a bit of time checking them all out. Thanks! 🙂

  6. What a great idea for a list 😀 I like how they are all organised by genre!

  7. when you don´t know the books its very helpful to know the genre. SF and fantasy is generally not my cup of tea but I certainly would like to read Little free Library. I´ve read The Blackhouse by Peter May and I agree. five stars it is!

    • Yes, for sure! As the reviewer for Little Free Library, I can’t recommend it highly enough. It was truly delightful.

      And glad to hear you also loved The Blackhouse.

  8. These are all new to me! I’m glad you broke these down by genre.

  9. Thanks for sharing your 5 star reads with us! It’s always nice to have 5 star recommendations.

  10. You’ve given me some titles to add to my TBR 🙂
    Great list and happy reading!

  11. I haven’t heard of any of these! I haven’t read a good romance in a long time so I’m going to have to check those out on your list!

  12. What an awesome topic. I love that you broke up the genres too. Looks like I have some more to look into!!

  13. Great topic. Who doesn’t love a list of 5 star books?

  14. verushka says

    These are all new to me, and Little Free Library caught my eye straight away from the title! What a lovely gem that is! Great list too!

  15. That’s also a nice topic. Thanks for sharing.

    And thanks for visiting my TTT earlier.

  16. I’ve not read any of these but thanks for sharing, I’ll have a look at them!

  17. I like the theme of your topic. You listed a genre for any taste! I haven’t tried Peter May yet but he’s been on my horizon.

  18. Pleased to see you have been enjoying so many five star reads this year! ?

  19. I never used to worry about genres, until your TBR pile starts getting out of control. Then you realize you need to start sorting books in genres. We tend to “feel” like a certain type of book.

    Nice TTT! Thanks for visiting me!

  20. ooo I haven’t come across any of these, now need to expand that TBR a little more!

  21. Oooh, all of these are new to me, so thank you for sharing! <3

  22. Glad to hear these were all such great reads for you. 🙂

  23. Oooh I don’t know any of these books, I’ll have to check some out. Thanks!

  24. I’m glad you’ve been reading some five star books! I haven’t found many of those this year.

  25. These are all new to me! I’ll have to check them out. Thank you for this list! 🙂

  26. Thanks for visiting my blog! Your comment went into spam by mistake, so I just saw it today. I love seeing how everyone took the freebie TTT topic and picked so many different types of top-ten lists! I’m interested in looking up where to find Little Free Library (a short story is just what I need with my list of Big Books) and Peter May has been on my TBR for a while!

    • You’re welcome.

      You can buy an ebook copy of Little Free Library from Tor Books. It’s only a dollar or two, I believe, and totally worth it.

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