Bookmas 2018: Day Nine

It's day 9 of Bookmas 2018,
and today I'm sharing some of
my favourite debut authors of 2018!

So, let's just jump into it...

Children of Blood and Bone

by Tomi Adeyemi

This book has been immensely

popular this year and I can see why.

This book had me hooked throughout

the entire book. Tomi Adeyemi is

a fantastic writer and her world,

the magic and the characters created

a wonderful and magical story.

I cannot wait for the sequel

to come out and I hope it's just

as good as this one was.

Check it out here

Heart of Thorns
by Bree Barton

Heart of Thorns is the first in

a new YA trilogy.

I didn't know much about this

book when I received an arc for it.

But, I ended up really enjoying it. It may

follow some of the typical YA tropes, but

Bree Barton turned them into something

special.

I look forward to read the other two

books in the series.

Check it out here

Read my review here

Sea Witch
by Sarah Henning

Retellings are a popular genre,

but this one is of my favourites I've

read.

I really enjoyed that this

retelling was based around the

Little Mermaid but focused on the

origin story of Ursula.

It's the first time I've read a

retelling told from the 'enemy'

point of view. The story was fantastic

and I cannot wait to read more

from Sarah Henning.

Check it out here

Read my review here

The Wicked Deep
by Shea Ernshaw

I admit, I originally wanted this

book for its eye-catching cover.

But, after reading the synopsis I knew

I would love the story too.

Shea Ernshaw is a fantastic writer. 

Everything about this book I loved.

The characters were well developed and

the story had me on the edge of my seat.

I'm extremely excited to read her next

book.

Check it out here

Read my review here

The Chalk Man
by C.J Tudor

I'm fairly new to the thriller/horror

genre. The Chalk Man had everything

that I love about the genre.

C.J Tudor had me on the edge

of my seat from start to finish.

I was constantly guessing at where

the story was going to end, but the

ending was never something I

saw coming.

I cannot wait to read more

books from her in the

future.

Check it out here

Read my review here

I picked just five of my favourite
books from 2018's debut authors.
So many debut authors released
amazing books this year and I cannot
wait to read all the debut books
next year.

What were your favourite

books from this year's
debut authors?


Be sure to check back tomorrow
for day 10 of Bookmas 2018!