The weather is finally beginning to be almost bearable here in Central Florida as we transition into fall. Well, as much fall as Florida ever really gets. Haha! This month, I was able to fit in a few books which have been on my To Be Read list for a super long time. I hope to add a few more of those over the next few weeks!
If you haven’t done so already, hop over to my review of Mistress of All Evil and enter the giveaway before it closes tonight at midnight! Thanks again to Disney Hyperion for an awesome prize pack!
Here’s what you may have missed in terms of reviews here at The Story Sanctuary. Leave a comment below and let me know if you’ve read any of these books and if not, which you’re adding to your own To Be Read list.
October 2017 Reviews
 | Here Lies Daniel Tate by Cristin TerrillReview | Amazon | GoodreadsA totally suspenseful read with the biggest liar of all as narrator. |
 | Love and First Sight by Josh SundquistReview | Amazon | GoodreadsGabrielle praised this book because it “tackled some issues that are especially relevant to YA readers, and carried them off beautifully.” She recommends it to fans of Kasie West and Amy Clipston. |
 | Once Was Lost by Sara ZarrReview | Amazon | GoodreadsOne of the best books I’ve read this year, and one of the best ever in its exploration of faith versus doubt. Fantastic– total must-read, especially for Christian readers. |
 | Ungifted by Gordon KormanReview | Amazon | GoodreadsSuch a fun read! Loved the crazy antics of the characters and the heartwarming story. |
 | Mistress of All Evil by Serena ValentinoReview | Amazon | GoodreadsWant to know more about one of Disney’s classic villains and how she came to curse a princess? Then you don’t want to miss this book. (Or the giveaway ending tonight at midnight!) |
 | An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret RogersonReview | Amazon | GoodreadsGabrielle calls this “the perfect creepy fall read for fans of Heather Dixon and Anne Elisabeth Stengl.” |
 | The Walled City by Ryan GraudinReview | Amazon | GoodreadsAn amazing story based on an impossible-sounding historical place. Fantastic characters, emotive narrative. Not to be missed. |
 | Reign of Outlaws by Kekla MagoonReview | Amazon | GoodreadsA fresh, fun gender-flipped Robin Hood reboot. |
 | City of Thirst (Map to Everywhere #2) by Carrie Ryan and John Parker DavisReview | Amazon | GoodreadsThe wild, whimsical sequel to The Map to Everywhere, which was one of my favorite books the year it came out. |
 | In a Perfect World by Trish DollerReview | Amazon | GoodreadsA sweet romance in an exotic setting. One of my favorite books this year. |
What’s on your reading list this fall?
So what about you? What’s on your reading list this fall? Have you read anything amazing lately that I need to add to my list? What books from my review list sound best to you?
