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My Favorite Books Read in 2018 #Top10 Featuring authors: @jlightbody11 @jbennett830 @tbraun_author @MadinaPaola @jasekovacs @RRJames14 @casorensen @girlswantago @andrewcull @JennyTwist1

Hello awesome readers. It’s almost 2019 here in Cali and time to share my favorite books that I read in 2018. Without further ado, here is my list! In no particular order.

Top 10 Books of 2018

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The Bug Jar by Ava Black
(Psychological Thriller, Crime, Mental Illness Awareness)


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Reading Blue Devils by Jon Bennett
(The Devil visits an inner city school in this Contemporary Fiction, Satire)


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Fountain Dead by Theresa Braun
(Horror, Haunted House, Historical Fiction, LGBTQ, Diversity)


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The Step-Spinsters by Madina Papadopoulos
(Cinderella Retold, Her step-sisters side of the story)


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Ebb Tide by Jase Kovacs
(Zombie Survival at Sea)


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Monsters in the Clouds by Russell James
(Dinosaurs in our time)


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The Nightmare Room by Chris Sorensen
(Haunted House Horror)


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Cordial Killing by Vikki Walton
(Cozy Mystery set in a B&B)


Short Stories:

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Hope and Walker by Andrew Cull
(Ghostly Mystery)


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Flipside by Jenny Twist
(Sci-fi Romance)

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This year I was a judge in the Indie Horror Book Awards so I read some extra special books that have inspired me to give you one more category from my reading experiences for the year: Most F*cked Up Weird Shit I Read in 2018. These were not books I enjoyed reading .

The shocking books that take the prize of
“Most F*cked Up Weird Shit I Read in 2018” are:

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Siphon by A. A. Medina
(Horror. That bit where he chooses the prostitute on her period for a little snack was tooooo much.)

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Honger 2 by Terry M. West
(Horror, Vigilante Justice, Vampires. That was some twisted sh!t!)

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Body of Christ by Mark Matthews
(Christian Horror. Yea, no, that’s not really how menstrual cycles work thankfully.)


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