Top Ten Tuesday - New-To-Me Authors I Discovered In 2024

Welcome back to another Top Ten Tuesday. Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme hosted by that artsy reader girl since 2018. It was born out of a love of lists and aims to bring bookworms together. This week's topic new-to-me authors I discovered in 2024. I wasn't able to post last week, however I'm back and excited to find many new authors to look into!

This Week's Topic - New-To-Me Authors I Discovered in 2024

1. Lynette Noni

I've been gushing about The Prison Healer trilogy for months now, so it's no surprise that it's author Lynette Noni is on this list. You know when you're reading and suddenly you feel like this is the type of writing that feels like it was made for you? Well that's how Lynette Noni's writing felt to me. I can't wait to read more of her wonderful writing.

2. Jennifer Lynn Barnes

I finished The Inheritance Games after obsessively reading the series and I loved it. When I went to find out more about it's author I was shocked that Jennifer Lynn Barnes had written another popular series that's been on my TBR, The Naturals. So to say that I'm excited to read more of her writing is an understatement.

3. Hafsah Faizal

As a fantasy reader, I had only heard of Hafsah Faizal's We Hunt the Flame but I wasn't sure if I'd ever read it. Well that changed when my sister bought the duology. I liked the books a lot though the second, We Free the Stars, was my favourite. Hafsah Faizal's writing is so simple yet beautiful that I can't wait to read more.

4. L.M. Montgomery

Surprisingly, it's only been a few months since I read Anne of Green Gables, and I'm already calling it one of my favorite classics. I love the wonderful way L.M. Montgomery is able to bring her writing to life and her descriptions of the beauty of nature have left me eager to read the whole Anne series. 

5. C.M. Francis

Catherine was the first author who requested a review from me, and honestly, I wasn't sure how I'd like her books since they were coming-of-age stories and I generally read fantasy and mystery. However, I was blown away by the depth of her writing, and how compelling her characters were. I can't wait to read more from her :)

6. Margaret Rogerson

I read Sorcery of Thorns last year and though I was feeling a little reading slump starting before I even started reading, this book changed all of that. Reading slump overcome, I was feverishly turning pages and now It's one of my favorite fantasy books. I can't wait to read her other book An Enchantment of Ravens.

7. Allison Saft

A Far Wilder Magic was the first book I reviewed on this blog and I loved it. I loved Allison Saft's writing style and her ability to weave complicated characters with flaws and strengths. It was a darker read than I was accustomed to but I can't wait to read more from her.

8. Agatha Christie 

So, A new-to-me author for me but a well-known one for all of you. I read my first Agatha Christie book last year and it was great. I really want to read her Miss Marple series though, since that sounds amazing :)

Thanks for visiting! If you haven't read my review of The Night at Times Square by C.M. Franics yet, you can do so here :)