Edward Abbey, The Monkey Wrench Gang: ( Ecoterrorists )

Ben Aaronovitch, Stone and Sky: ( Abigail to the front )

Rachel Hartman, Among Ghosts:( ghosts versus abusive family )

Adrian Tchaikovsky, Bee Speaker: ( Mars to the rescue (?) )

KJ Charles, Death in the Spires: ( murder among the swells )

Antonia Hodgson, The Raven Scholar: ( my favorite book so far this year )

The Best Science Fiction of the Year: Volume One (2018), ed. Neil Clarke: ( the pulse of the moment )

Richard Siken, I Do Know Some Things: ( prose poems )

Scott Carson, Departure 37: ( eerie phone calls )

Charlie Jane Anders, Lessons in Magic and Disaster: ( magic and community )

Melissa Caruso, The Tethered Mage:( palace intrigue and magic )
Chuck Tingle, Lucky Day: ( Not for me, sorry )

Kate Elliott, The Witch Roads:( survival in a dangerous magic world )

KJ Charles, A Nobleman’s Guide to Seducing a Scoundrel: ( more m/m in rural England )

Ray Nayler, ( Three very interesting books )

Matt Dinniman, Every Grain of Sand: The Shivered Sky - Book 1: ( Nope, need more Donut )

Ada Palmer, Too Like the Lightning( also not for me )

Allie Therin, ( 2/3 of a paranormal m/m trilogy )

Mira Grant, Overgrowth: ( Rant incoming! )