Throwback Thursday #19

Throwback Thursday is a bookish meme hosted every two weeks by me and Stephanie @Bookfever where we feature books that we've read in the past but are still crazy about. It could be a book you read as a child and still remember and love or maybe just a book that you haven't read in a long time and want to show your love for.Each week we'll be featuring a new random question to answer!

My pick this week: 

Wander Dust by Michelle Warren

Ever since her sixteenth birthday, strange things keep happening to Seraphina Parrish.
The Lady in Black… burns Sera’s memories.
Unexplainable premonitions… catapult her to other cities.
The Grungy Gang… wants to kill her.
And a beautiful, mysterious boy… stalks her.
But when Sera moves to Chicago, and her aunt reveals their family connection to a centuries old, secret society, she is immediately thrust into an unbelievable fantasy world, leading her on a quest to unravel the mysteries that plague her. In the end, their meanings crash into an epic struggle of loyalty and betrayal, and she’ll be forced to choose between the boy who has stolen her heart and the thing she desires most.
Wander Dust is the breathtaking fantasy that will catapult you through a story of time, adventure, and love.

Suddenly it dawned on me to look at some e-books I read in the past instead of just looking at the bookshelf and I found Wander Dust!
I got it for free on amazon and were pleasently surprised by it. It turned out to be really good! Great read! One I would want to re-read again and also continue the series. 

Quote: 

“Gabe twirls across the floor with his arms spread wide. Unicorns might shoot out of his fingertips, he's so pleased with himself.” 

Question of the week: 

Who are your top five favorite authors?

1. Cassandra Clare - Because The mortal intruments and The infernal devices will always be some of my favorite books. 

2. Jeaniene Frost - Because Night Huntress is also a favorite series. 

3. Jennifer L. Armentrout - whether she writes as herself or J. Lynn her books are so amazing and I can't seem to get enough. And she's pretty awesome, too! 

4. Richelle Mead - Re-readathon has my totally loving Mead's writing once more. 

5. Deborah Harkness - I am simply amazed by her All Souls triology. The story itself and you you can tell that there has been spend a great amount of time creating this with all of the details in the books. 

How about you?

Answer in the comment section!

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