Top Ten Tuesday: The Last Books That Gave Me a Book Hangover

Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created by The Broke and the Bookish,
Now, hosted by Jana over at That Artsy Reader Girl 

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So, I haven't really been reading that much lately. A couple of weeks ago I got Witcher 3 during the Steam Year of the Rat sale. (It was 15$) And I have been spending all my free time playing that instead.

Not many books put me in the good version of a slump... I had to add two books here that weren't 100% positive. I've read many books that are amazing this past year, but typically when I read a really good book I just want to keep reading other books that I hope are as amazing to keep that good book vibe going.

Blood Heir by Amélie Wen Zhao - It was so, so, good. I want more, and I want it now. 

Muse of Nightmares by Laini Taylor - I kind of wish there were more books written in this series. Or that there was a companion book or something. I can't really say much more because it would be spoilers for more than this book.

The Fallen Kingdom by Elizabeth May - I read book one in 2014, and then for some reason waited until late last year to finish the series. Read books 2 and 3 back to back. Mistake. I was gutted several times reading these final books, even with the 5-year gap between the first and the final two. And even though the ending was everything, I wish I didn't have to leave those characters.

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King of Thorns by Mark Lawrence - I'm currently reading the third book, and it's taking me a bit to get into it. I think it's because this book made me nervous for the ending of the trilogy. It also feels strange to root for a villainous character. I feel like I should feel worse about it, but I don't. Not sure what that says about me.

Shadow & Flame by Mindee Arnett - Unfortunately, this one put me in a hangover of sorts because I was so disappointed in it. It wasn't the sequel I wanted, and I was just bummed out trying to read it.