Series I’d Like to Start

If you’ve seen my recent posts about my series goals (see: Series tracker, 2024 goals, series plan 2024) then you will know that I have a bad habit of starting series and never finishing them. I have a plan to help me make a big dent in those in 2024, but I also know that I won’t be able to stop myself from starting some new series next year.

Here are the series that I already know I’m interested in:

The Hierarchy by James Islington (1 book currently)
Thorn Witch by Katharine J. Adams (1 book currently)
Soulfire Saga by Matthew Ward (1 book currently)
Bloodguard by Cecy Robson (1 book currently)
Blood & Tea by Hafsah Faizal (1 book currently)
The Five Crowns of Okrith by A.K. Mulford (5 books)
Cotton Malone by Steve Berry (18 books)
Elements of Cadence by Rebecca Ross (2 books)
The Kingdom of Crows by Olivia Wildenstein (4 books)
Queen’s Cove by Stephanie Archer (4 books)
Heromaker by Kendare Blake (1 book currently)
Blood Debts by Terry J. Benton-Walker (2 books)
Powerless by Lauren Roberts (2 books)
Entangled with Fae by Tessonja Odette (5 books)
Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter (2 books)
House of Devils by Kayla Edwards (3 books)
Grave Expectations by Alice Bell (2 books)
Agnes Sharp Mysteries by Leonie Swann (3 books, 2 publishing in 2024)
Stolen Beauty by Alyson Noel (3 books)
Royal Blood by Aimee Carter (2 books)
Ernest Cunningham by Benjamin Stevenson (2 books)
Caraval by Stephanie Garber (3 books)
The Bound and the Broken by Ryan Cahill (5 books)
Kindred’s Curse by Penn Cole (4 books)
The Remnant Chronicles by Mary E. Pearson (3 books)
Dance of Thieves by Mary E Pearson (2 books)
Borrow a Bookshop by Kiley Dunbar (3 books)
Salt Chasers by A.S. Thornton (2 books)
Mistlands by Katherine Quinn (1 book so far)
The Grimnir Saga by Scott Oden (3 books)
Crowns of Nyaxia by Carisa Broadbent (2 books)
The Golden Court by A.K. Mulford (1 book so far)
Eidyn by Justin Lee Anderson (2 books)
The Combat Codes by Alexander Darwin (3 books)
Once Upon a Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber (3 books)

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