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Welcome back to Upcoming Titles, our monthly feature where we highlight books releasing this month. As always, this is by no means a comprehensive list of forthcoming releases, just a compilation of titles we think our readers (and our contributors!) would enjoy.

Summer is in full swing and two of our PubCrawl contributors have books coming out this month, including our very own Jodi Meadows and Julie Eshbaugh! Julie’s debut will be coming out this month and we are so, so, so excited for her book to finally be out in the world!

Without further ado:

June 7

• The Leaving by Tara Altebrando
• The Long Game by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
• Tumbling by Caela Carter
• With Malice by Eileen Cook
• My Brilliant Idea (and How It Caused My Downfall) by Stuart David
• Julia Vanishes by Catherine Egan
• The Loose Ends List by Carrie Firestone
• My Lady Jane by Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, and Jodi Meadows*
• Being Jazz by Jazz Jennings
• You Know Me Well by Nina LaCour and David Levithan
• The Museum of Heartbreak by Meg Leder
• How It Ends by Catherine Lo
• True Letters from a Fictional Life by Kenneth Logan
• The Vanishing Throne by Elizabeth May
• The Way to Game the Walk of Shame by Jenn P. Nguyen
• Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies by Lindsay Ribar
• All the Feels by Danika Stone
• American Girls by Alison Umminger

June 14

• The King Slayer by Virginia Boecker
• Look Both Ways by Alison Cherry
• The Girls by Emma Cline
• Sea Spell by Jennifer Donnelly
• Ivory and Bone by Julie Eshbaugh*
• Autofocus by Lauren Gibaldi
• Cure for the Common Universe by Christian McKay Heidicker
• How It Feels to Fly by Kathryn Holmes
• Change Places with Me by Lois Metzger
• The Geek’s Guide to Unrequited Love by Sarvenaz Tash

June 21

• Mirror in the Sky by Aditi Khorana
• The Marked Girl by Lindsey Klingele
• Never Ever by Sara Saedi

June 28

• The Distance to Home by Jenn Bishop
• Winning by Lara Deloza
• Empire of Dust by Eleanor Herman
• Run by Kody Keplinger
• United as One by Pittacus Lore
• Never Missing, Never Found by Amanda Panitch
• The Bourbon Thief by Tiffany Reisz
• The Darkest Magic by Morgan Rhodes
• And I Darken by Kiersten White

* PubCrawl contributor

That’s all for this month! Tell us what you’re looking forward to reading and any titles we might have missed!

Everbound Brodi Ashton

Jake went into the Everneath in Nikki’s place. Jake is what kept her alive when she was there and she’s not about to let him go that easily. There’s only one solution--she’s going in after him. Of course, to save him, she has to work with, and trust, Cole, who has his own agenda for getting Nikki back to the Everneath.

I do love a good story where the girl saves the guy. I also like how this one builds on the mythology, politics, and world-building of the Everneath. You really get to dig into this world more, as most of the action takes place in the Everneath as Nikki tries to rescue Jake.

I reviewed the third book in the trilogy, Evertrue, here at RT Book Reviews.


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Everneath Brodi Ashton

Nikki Beckett is back in town, but everything’s different. She’s been gone for 6 months and there are rumors surrounding where she’s been--most people assume rehab. She knows she was taken by Everliving, an immortal who feasts on human energy. Being feasted on kills you, but Nikki survived, never being able to forget Jake, her boyfriend. But because Nikki survived, she’s not the only one who’s back--Cole, the Everliving who dragged her into the Everneath, is also back, and has to get her to go back to the Everneath with him. Nikki only has 6 months, and then she has to go back for good. 6 months to say goodbye properly and to make everything right, but it’ll be harder than she ever expected.

I liked this one. It’s told in alternating timelines, now, when Nikki’s trying to settle back into life so she can fix the mess she left behind and make things OK for when she goes away again, and then, which shows the beginning of her relationship with Jake, and how she ended up in the Everneath. This allows for a slow unveiling of the backstory, and a slow introduction to the mythology that Ashton’s creating and playing with (overall, the story is Persephone meets Orpheus). I also liked her family. Things are tense with her politician father after her disappearance, but they’re working on it. I like the balance he tries to strike between being a responsible parent and getting her the help he thinks she needs and not being so stifling that she leaves again. And her little brother is awesome.

I also just liked Nikki. I liked her voice. I liked that she didn’t have any superpowers, but could also take care of herself. She wasn’t a shy mousey clutzy girl that everyone actually loved, but was more middle-of-the-road real.

Stay tuned for my review of the sequel tomorrow.

ARC Provided by... the publisher for review consideration (hey look at that! Sometimes I do get around to reading the unsolicited ARCs that I set aside because they look interesting!)

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Here are just a few of the amazing trailers to hit the Interwebz this month so far. Take a peek!

Everneath by Brodi Ashton




Unleashed by Nancy Holder and Debbie Viguie




Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi



Which of these are you most excited to get your hands on? Which trailer did you like the best?