Good Reads Choice Awards 2019 part 2

So after a little miscalculation on timing, now I will continue to get down the books for each category for the Good Reads Choice awards before those lists are no longer available. 

 So as this is only the plan for next year we will have to divide the categories per season or per quarters and have to do a check-in every few months in order to be able to complete the list. 

 Moving on:

 Romance

The girl he used to know, Tracey Garvis Grave
The friend zone, Abby Jimenez
The savior, JR Ward
The bride test, Helen Hoang
The wedding party, Jasmine guillory
Well met, jen DeLuca
Things you save in a fire, Katherine center
Pretty reckless, Lj She
Meet cute, Helena Hunting
The kiss thief, Lj Shen
Red, white & Royal blue, Casey McQuiston
The unhoneymooners, Christina Lauren
Verity, Colleen hoover
Ayesha at last, Uzma Jalaluddin
The Flatshare beth o’leary







Sci-Fi

The deep, Rivers Solomon
The taught if fortunate, Becky chambers
Tiamat’s wrath, James SA Corey
The test, Sylvain Neuvel
Recursion, Blake Crouch
One word kill, Mark Lawrence
This is how you lose the time war, Max Gladstone
Dark age, Pierce Brown
A memory called empire, Arkady Martine
The city in the middle of the night, Charlie Jane Anders
Machines like me, Ian McEwan
Exhalation, Ted Chiang
Gideon the ninth, Tamsyn Muir
The future of another timeline, Annalee Netwz
Fall, Neal Stepehnson




Horror

Full throttle stories Joe Hill
Growing things, Paul Tremblay
The twisted ones, T Kingfisher
Toll, Chrie Friest
No one’s home, D.M. Pulley
The invited, Jennifer McMahon
The girl in red, Christina Henry
The lost causes of bleak creek, Rhett McLaughlin & Link neal
Imaginary friend, Stephen chbosky,
The remaking, clay mcleod chapman
Song for the unraveling of the world, brian evenson
Violet, scott Thomas
A cosmology of mosnters, Shaun Hamill
The institute, Stephen king
Wakenhyrst, Michelle paver




Humor
Brillian, brilliant, brilliant, brilliant, Joel Golby
Small doses, Amanda Seales
Nice try, Josh Condelman
Much ado about mean girls, Ian Doescher
Riding the elephant, Craig Ferguson
Mr Know it all, John Waters
Medallion status, John Hodgman
Baby don’t hurt me, Chris Kattan
Hope rides again, Andrew Shaffer
The field guide to dumb brids of north America, Matt Kratch
Dear girls, Ali Wong
A woman first, Selina Meyer
Life wil be the death of me, Chelsea Handler
Good things happen to people you hate, Rebecca Fishbein
Souther lady code, Helen Ellis

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