I never realized until I started looking for books to add to this list just how many series there are. There are not many stand-alone books out there anymore, and while I love me a good, drawn-out series, it makes this list very hard to compile. I think there is something to be said for stand-alone books. Not every story has to be long and drawn out. Sometimes I like a good stand-alone book. Less commitment lol. But the problem is, most of the books I've read in my life are from four or five years ago and I don't remember what the hell they were about. So, that being said, here is my (too short) list:
#1: Parallel by Lauren Miller
This book is like chic-lit, but on steroids. It had the drama of a contemporary book and the interesting, complex setting of a sci-fi book. It was really good, and I became really invested in a certain couple and wanted to see more of them. That would be the only reason I would want a sequel, but I also liked the book just how it was.
#2: The End Games by T. Michael Martin
I read this book so many years ago and honestly have no idea what it was about but apparently I liked it enough to rate it 4 stars but not enough to keep it on my bookshelf??? I don't even know. I guess I would want a sequel...if I could remember what happened in the book.
#3: The Dark Light by Sara Walsh
I also read this years and years ago and also don't remember exactly what it was about...but I know I loved it so much and I had a poster of it hanging up for years. I checked Sara Walsh's Goodreads page recently and this was the only book she ever wrote, so I would love to see her write another book, especially a sequel.
#4: This is Not a Test by Courtney Summers
I don't remember what happens in this book, but I do know it was a hauntingly beautiful zombie story. Absolutely amazing book and I would only want a sequel because I wouldn't want to stop reading Summers' beautiful writing.
What books are in your top ten?
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Oh nice! Those are totally new to me ones! I always like to think there's hope for a sequel! Meg Cabot wrote one to my all time favorite series of hers like 10 years after it "ended" the first time, so I know anything's possible. But that annoying waiting kills!! Lol!
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This is Not a Test does sound like a good story.
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