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Another Top Ten Tuesday here brought to you by The Broke and the Bookish. This week's topic is...

Top Ten Sequels I'm Dying to Read

1. Winner's Crime ( and since I've already read that one, Winner's Trilogy #3) : Like, okay, the first book was good ,but wow that second book. I want to talk about it to other people!!

2. The Winds of Winter: Desperately need to find out what happens to all my favorite characters. I NEED MORE GEORGE.

3. Dark House #2: The first book left so much open to continue! I want to know what happens!

4. The Retribution of Mara Dyer: I totally have this one, I just need to read it!

5. Saints: This is another one that I have but haven't read yet. 

6. Rose Under Fire: I read Code Name Verity a couple months ago, and I need to read the companion novel.

7. Hawkeye Vol 2 : I loved the first collection. I need to get to the second.

8. One Tiny Lie: I really enjoyed Ten Tiny Breaths, and I'm getting to the point where I need a nice fun, NA romance.

9. Winter (or Fairest): I need more from The Lunar Chronicles world!!

10. Now that I know more books are coming out for The Selection, I'm pretty excited to read them.

What sequels are you looking forward to, Lovelies? Let me know in the comments!

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