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Top Ten Books On My Spring 2013 TBR list!

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.
This week's topic is: Top Ten Books on my Spring 2013 TBR list

1.) The Indigo Spell by Richelle Mead-I have been waiting to read this since I finished The Golden Lily.  I can't wait until my hold comes in at the library!
2.) Lover At Last  by J.R. Ward-I love this series.  The last book was a little disappointing but I still want to see how things go with Blay and Quinn.
3.) Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare-I love the Shadowhunter world and will definitely be reading this installment when it comes out next week.
4.) The Tudor Secret by C.W. Gortner-I like Gortner's books and am I think this is the only one of his books I haven't read yet.

5.) Ina May's Guide to Childbirth by Ina May Gaskin-Considering that baby girl will be here in a few months, I think I need to make sure I know what's going to happen. : )
6.) Margaret Fuller by Megan Marshall - I will be reading this for a blog tour in April.
7.) Murder as a Fine Art by David Morrell-I will be reading this for a blog tour in May.


That's all I have!  I am having a hard time picking books to read this Spring.  If you have any recommendations, let me know!  What books are on your Spring TBR list?
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  1. HollieMarch 12, 2013 at 4:54 PM

    Clockwork Princess is on my list too. I'm planning on starting the Black Dagger Brotherhood series soon too, I've heard it's great.

    My Top Ten

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  2. hbjgvhuogyihpoMarch 13, 2013 at 10:29 AM

    The Indigo Spell is SO good!! I hope you enjoy it.

    My Top Ten

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  3. DeniseFMarch 13, 2013 at 12:28 PM

    I am going to pick it up from the library today! Can't wait!

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