Top Ten Tuesday-Winter TBR

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This week is Top Ten Books on my Winter TBR. This I can do! I've had a bad couple of months with ongoing reading slumps but there are some that I really need to get to before the winter ends (hopefully!) With the slump comes indecision, so I'm choosing a few specific books and some genres I hope to delve into.

1) Rachel Caine-Daylighters (Morganville Vampires #15)
This is the last book in the series and it's time I finished it and the short stories connected to it in the Midnight Bites anthology. It's been a good series overall so I hope this is a good ending to it. It would fulfill a series catchup challenge task too.

2) George RR Martin-A Feast For Crows 
Ideally, I'd like to catch up with the rest of the books in this series before the end of the year but that might be hoping for too much! I do want them read by the end of winter though. I'm looking forward to The Winds of Winter too *guffaws*

3) Jack Kilborn-Endurance
I've read the first two books and they were great so now I want to read this. Women taking part in an endurance race stay at a motel and wake up to discover they cannot leave...sounds creepy and the ideal horror story. I want to get this one read soon.

4) Ben Reeder-Zompoc
I've read the first book in this zombie trilogy so I really want to read the other two books now and complete the set. It has those scary road trip moments and loved ones being seperated things that I always enjoy!

5) Matthew D Mark-Dark Days Troubled Times
I read and loved the first in this two book series so if I read this it's a series completed! The first one Dark Days Rough Roads, had the road trip from hell, betrayed by friends and a war against a local militia-all set after the apocalypse comes! Well recommended. I can't wait to see what was happening in book two.

6) Hunter Shea-Savage Jungle
I didn't like the twin MC characters in Loch Ness Revenge so I'd like to get this one out of the way. I'm more looking forward to Megalodon in Paradise, Montauk Monster and The Jersey Devil. And I need to catch up on the mail order novellas too.

7) True Crime/Disaster Catch Up
I've got books on various disasters like Hillsborough, Bradford Fire, Zebrugge Ferry, The Chile Mine, a few on serial killers. I'd like to get a few looked at this winter.

8) Tudor Catch Up
I have a pile of Tudor fiction and non fiction so I need to try and get a few looked at this winter. I haven't decided which to read first but Henry's wives could be high on the list! I have a few that I can't fit onto my Tudor shelf so if I can deal with them over the winter I'll be happy.

9) Politics Catch Up
I need to clear some space on my shelves so I need to tackle a few political books this winter. I enjoy these books but usually read them once and send them to charity shops. I have books written by Tories, Labour, Liberal and UKIP politicians, books about Brexit and elections. Lots of non fiction fun!

10) YA Catch Up
OK so this is not an actual book but a pile of books! I used to read a lot of YA books but gradually got tired of the same tropes and plots. It's left a pile of YA on my shelves and less motivation to get to them even though I enjoyed the first in each series. So this winter I want to finish the books by the likes of David Estes and Suzy Turner, along with new-to-me authors like Elizabeth Briggs.