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This week's Top Ten is New-to-me Authors I read in 2012.
1. Tamela Buhrke: She has written a really fun angel series. The first two books are Angel Unraveled and Angel Unprepared. Love them!
2. David-Michael Harding: He writes historical fiction novels that are amazing! How Angels Die and Cherokee Talisman are wonderful books.
3. Kendra C. Highley: She has a created a great YA series in Matt Archer: The Monster Hunter. Her new book comes out in late December or early January.
4. Ally Malinenko: Lizzy Speare and the Cursed Tomb is a great book for middle graders. So much fun!
5. Kim Dong Hwa: He is a graphic novelist that penned the Color Trilogy. It is so beautiful. I discovered these books during Banned Book Week.
6. Linda Poitevin: She has a written a great new series called the Grigori Legacy, also about angels.
7. Eileen Wilks: If you love werewolves, The World of the Lupi is a great series for you.
8. Selden Edwards: The Lost Prince is a lovely historical novel with a time-traveling twist. I really want to read the first book, The Little Book.
9. Jennifer Lynn Barnes: Raised by Wolves is another really good UF fiction for YA.
and last BUT not least...
10. Jeaniene Frost: I can't believe I just started reading about Cat and Bones in January. I think I read all her books in about a month. 
I like the phrase "the broke and the bookish."
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Cat and Bones are great, aren't they? I keep meaning to read the Eileen Wilks series one of these days.
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