September TBR pile

Hey guys, today we are discussing the TBR list for September. Since I'm doing a school thing till December, those books are automatically included on the list. But, they won't be appearing because I don't have a clue as too what I have to read for this course yet.. This month, I'm going to be reading several books, both new and ones I've been putting in the back burner as of recently. But, let's hope I can complete them for you guys so I have more material to review. :) I plan to read probably eight to ten books throughout the month, but let's not get our hopes up if we were to focus on reality here.

First one is Shifter: City of Wolves by Avery Burch. I signed up for a free E-ARC and the overall concept sounds pretty cool to try out. (Especially since I love wolves so much).

Second one is Nirvana written by J.R Stewart. I was allow to pick this up for an E-ARC on Netgalley to review and so far it its a fastaniting sci-fi concept and fast pace. :)

Third book is The Orphan Queen by Jodi Meadows. I started this in the middle of the summer, but was losing interest with the denseness of the book on my nook. I'm making it a goal to finish it and review it for this blog because Jodi Meadows is an pretty awesome person.

Next book is Missing by Randa Flannery. I found this book on Netgalley as well, so I plan to read this one very soon. Its more suspenseful and fast pace so I'll you all know if it's a great book or not since it's been out since mid July.

Next is Wolf, WY by A.F Henley. This is a odd one, mostly because not only it involves wolves, but also its a LBGT book. I quickly grabbed it from Netgalley to review since it comes out in October because I want to promote more LBGT books and the cover looks pretty bad ass.

Then I have Awake by Natasha Preston. Now I stated that I wasn't so sure about reading more from this author after reviewing her 'Cellar' book. But, since then I have read a little more from her so I'm gonna give her another chance with this book.

And finally, I'm going to read The Iron King by Julie Kagawa. I know I'm on the late wagon for this series, but I felt the urge to give series a shot after hearing positive things about the author herself with her other series and I'm already about a quarter into it.

Alright all, these are the book I'll be reading throughout this month. What are you guys reading this month? Let me know in the comments below and I'll see you guys soon with a new blog post. Happy Howling!