ANTICIPATED 2020 RELEASES

[@Hadrian1616]

Stormlight 4 - Rhythms of War, The Lost Metal [Miistborn 7] - Speed Bubble Sanderson Age of Death - Michael J Sullivan Age of Empyre - Michael J Sullivan Thorn of Emberlaine - Scott Lynch Peace Talks - Jim Butcher Anything by Brian McClellan, Patrick Rothfuss, Elizabeth Moon

[@thecrazycougar914]

Don’t think The Lost Metal will release next year, though I’d love to be proven wrong. Guess we’ll find out more in the impending State of the Sanderson this week though...

[@Hadrian1616]

@@thecrazycougar914 ....yes, I too await Koloss Head Munching Day for the State of the Sanderson. 🙂

[@XCatherine]

I am sososo excited for Stormlight 4!! Definitely my most anticipated book for 2020!!✨✨

[@rhythmtyagi8127]

I am looking forward to - 1. Memory of Babel - Christelle Davis 2. Hollow Pox the hunt for morrigan crow - Jessica Townsend 3. Night of the dragon - Julie Kagawa

[@Nxrth2001]

We need the next book in the Kingkiller Chronicles tbh

[@hillareads]

I mentioned The Rhythm of War in my most anticipated release video *just* before they announced the release date. I think I'm going to do a Stormlight reread read-along, but I haven't figured out the logistics yet. I'm also really excited about Night of the Dragon!

[@StarspangledHeart]

I think Words of Radiance is the best SA book so far but I also have a really strong emotional connection to Way of Kings because it was the book that really got me hooked on Sanderson so I have a hard time choosing a favorite between the two. I'm super excited for Rhythm of War but also Age of Death and Age of Empyre by Michael J Sullivan, both of which he plans on releasing next year.

[@ebnovels]

Two in the same year? That’s awesome-good for him :D

[@StarspangledHeart]

@@ebnovels He writes the entire series before he starts publishing them so he can release them quickly.

[@edgarpalomino3044]

I am looking forward to the release of The Navigator’s Children by Tad Williams. It is the last book of the Last King of Osten Ard Trilogy. I am super excited since I am a huge Tad Williams fan and this series has been great.

[@OnixMint]

Edgar Palomino sameee. I was hoping some in the comments would mention tad Williams.

[@dukeisgrimnur7605]

Edgar Palomino 👆...THIS. MST is my LOTR

[@Morfeusm]

Of course Winds of Winter (for 9 years now) Then hopefully Doors Of Stone (fingers crossed) Possibly your book too, but take all time you need! Dune movie for sure I will be reading books soon but I am sure I will love the movie!

[@xaviercopeland2789]

Definitely looking forward to the new Stormlight Archive book the most and nothing else comes close.

[@quackaddict9810]

Woo! Been waiting for these videos!! Been starting my lists for 2020 :)

[@bnshdjw]

Quack Addict same!

[@jilmartin9516]

The Night Country by Melissa Albert! The Hazel Wood was the first one and I loved it! It had a creepy feel to it which is not something I usually read but I picked it up because I was looking for something small at the time and I totally fell in love with it! AND the next one comes out in January!! 😁😁

[@ebnovels]

I was going to read that this year and never got around to it! Glad you ended up enjoying it so much :D

[@matthewsherwood5866]

I just got Peace and Turmoil today super excited

[@becklebooks]

I’m so excited to reread Stormlight in preparation for the fourth book next year!! Oathbringer has been my least favourite too but that said, I’ve given them all 5/5 star ratings so far anyway! Whew!

[@mrsmobsluvzbooks8558]

I always look forward to your and Daniels vids. I'm glad I found you.

[@ACourtofHooksAndBooks]

Here are some new releases that I'm super excited about - a lot of which I'm not hearing anything about from KZbin 1. Empire of the vampire by jay kristoff 2. Night country by melissa Albert 3. Crescent city by Sarah j maas 4. Come tumbling down by seanan McGuire 5. The damned by renee ahdieh 6. Diamond city by Francesca flores 7. Dreamland by nancy bilyeau 8. Goblin king by Kara barbieri (!!!!!) 9. Lady hotspur by tessa gratton 10. The seven endless forests by April Genevieve tucholke 11. Where dreams descend by Janelle angeles 12. Wonderland by Juno dawson 13. Witches of ash and ruin by e. Latimer 14. A time of courage by John gwynne (!!!!!)

[@usvnssdk]

Peace Talks [The Dresden Files 16] by Jim Butcher, will publish on July 14, 2020 :-)

[@BedtimeBookworm]

I’m so excited about reading the two Tessa Gratton books with you! 😁😁

[@thelmahannah1327]

Loved this video. I definitely am looking at some of the series you mentioned that I'd never heard off. The Way of Kings is definitely my favourite SA book. Warbreaker is my favourite overall so far.

[@ebnovels]

Glad to see some Warbreaker love! It’s so much fun :D And Way of Kings is my favorite SA book too 😊

[@aidonis98]

Thorn of Emberlain by Scott Lynch is my number one. Currently in editing, hoping it finally comes out this year. Book 4 in the Books of babel would be my other top pick, but he announced in November it would slip to 2021. I'm also hopeful Sanderson slips us Wax and Wayne #4 this year. He has shelved it for a long time, hopefully he finds some time while SA #4 is being edited (Man, he is simply a machine. LoL).

[@dankhnw8]

Serpent and dove was so much fun i can't even XD

[@chrisharrislimbsalvage6641]

WOR is my favorite. When ...comes back I was so happy I cried not gonna lie. I’ve loved all the books though. So excited for November to get here.

[@krakinaflesh]

Whoa spoilers man

[@bexxy115]

Me watching your videos: Hi guys My kids: who you talking to? 😂

[@grandlancer]

For me, one of the most anticipated releases is Peace Talks by Jim Butcher. I think it's originally speculated release date was summer 2016 or 17 so, this one's been on the horizon for awhile.

[@ebnovels]

That’ll be book 16, right?

[@LamentaFortuna]

It's been officially announced for July 14, 2020. My most anticipated as well.

[@grandlancer]

@@ebnovels You're correct. (Didn't actually remember, had to count the books on the shelf :) ) and the last one came out in 2014 so, it's been awhile.

[@brittan6002]

The sequel I am most anticipating is Girls with Razor Hearts by Suzanne Young. I listened to Girls with Sharp Sticks earlier this year and was blown away and can not wait to see where the story goes!

[@XxVicistxX]

I agree 100% with your thoughts on Oathbringer, it felt like a setup book but was still very good. Words of radiance > way of kings > oathbringer is my order but all are so good so I cannot wait for more!

[@selinana29]

I'm so happy we have a release date for Stormlight 4. I've been wanting to reread the series so bad, but I've been putting it off so that I can read it closer to the release. My favorite of the series is Words of Radiance. It felt so similar to Way of Kings but bigger, and Oathbringer had a different tone, more epic, if that makes any sense. I liked following the characters in their previous settings. I also can't wait to read Night of the Dragon. This series feels like it's meant to be an anime. It feels colorful and fun.

[@Alithia451]

Time of blood 3 (=Faithful and the fallen 7), Poppy wars 3, crown of feathers 2, hunger games prequel, harrow (gideon 2), new one from the author of 7 deaths of evelyn hardcastle, empire of the vampire.

[@starsbookreviews]

I just got Serpent and Dove! Can't believe it's getting a sequel! I'm more looking forward to the new book releases video!

[@HannahReadsFiction]

I’m really excited for Ember Queen even though I have yet to read Lady Smoke, I just love all the characters in it. I also plan on getting Chain of Gold and Christopher Paolini’s new sci fi book that is coming out next year.

[@Diaryofacook]

My most anticipated sequel is Blood and Honey. I can't wait for it

[@CatieAndHerCats]

I have amazon open as I watch this video 😂

[@thomasgibson7019]

The Memory of Souls by Jennifer Lyons and Rhythm of War by Sanderson are my most looked forward to books. Steven Erikson’s Karsa book is another as well.

[@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

Oooo I love the cover of Lady Hotspur!

[@DiggingIntoScripture]

Like I needed more TBR books 😏😛😛. Bring ‘me on!!

[@TheReadingPuppet]

Serpent and Dove has a great cover... I just like serpents lol 😂

[@Bittenbyaradioactivebook]

Oh, there are a lot of interesting sequels coming out in 2020 I'm very excited for: Memory of Souls by Jenn Lyons, as Ruin of Kings is probably my favorite book of 2019. Bradley P. Beaulieu continues with his brilliant Song of the Shattered Sands series with the fifth installment When Jackals Storm the Walls. One of my favorite sf novels of 2019 -A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine- is getting a sequel with A Desolation Called Peace. Garath Hanrahan had one of the best fantasy debuts of 2019 with Gutter Prayer. He follows it up with The Shadow Saint in January 2020. Curtis Craddock concludes his excellent Risen Kingdoms series with The Last Uncharted Sky. The Broken Heavens is the long awaited finale to Kameron Hurley's Worldbreaker Saga. And finally, Robert Jackson Bennett returns to the world of Foundryside with Shorefall. Honorable mentions go out to John Gwynne, David Hair, Deborah A. Wolf, Sarah Kuhn, Gareth L. Powell, Christopher Ruocchio, Kevin Hearne, John Scalzi and Evan Winter, who all have new books out, but I haven't started the prequels yet.

[@rachelmakrucki3172]

I loved The queens of Innslear and I am excited for Lady Hotspor(sp?) Her first book was very very character driven and I think that's why it got lower reviews. The characters were flawed in the best and most realistic ways. I hope Tessa Grafton can pull it off again.

[@TiliaHaggstrom]

I definatly going to watch that recap video now! I'm so excited for the fourth book, less than a year away! I was very happy when Brandon announced that he would be able to make a 2020 realise. Spoilers for all of Stormlight Archive I have a hard time ranking the books, I love the endning of The way of kings (specifically when Dalinar gave Sadeas the sword and the whole "what is a man's life worth" bit afterwards. And it also has som other great scenes, I love when Kal wakes up after being left out in the highstorm. Plus, it's a great introduction to a ten book series. WoR on the other hand I don't love the ending as much as everyone else. I liked when Kal defended Elhokar, but didn't love his superman moment afterwards. I think the entire book, especialy Shallan's parts, where really good though. I have only read OB once and I loved it, but that might have been because I was so excited to read it. I'm a bit aprehencive for Rythm of war (which might not be called RoW?), because I didn't love the parts about the singers in the other books. Still, can't wait to learn more about everything and see what's going to happene. What are you most excited about?

[@Rather-Be-Reading]

Aww man, I got excited thinking blood and honey was coming out on the 9th of Jan and then I realised whilst Australia does date/month/year you go by month/date/year 😭

[@tabethacore5511]

Have you read the Invisible Library series by Genevieve Cogman? I’d love to hear your thoughts on it!

[@ebnovels]

I have not!

[@maryammalik455]

Tabetha Core it’s an amazing series!

[@tabethacore5511]

Maryam Malik I enjoy it! It’s captivating and something I really haven’t read of before!

[@renmaree]

Nothing can compete with The Way of Kings, its been three years and my mind is still blown. (BOOOOOOOOOK 4). I definitely need to reread Oathbringer.

[@ansreekanth6838]

The way of kings is my fav. Not trashing the other 2. But the way of kings drew me in to Sanderson books Soo I love that one the most.

[@thelmahannah1327]

An Sreekanth I know exactly what you mean.

[@ebnovels]

I love Way of Kings 😄

[@unkempthawk]

Blood and Honey for sure! I loved Serpent and Dove, so I can’t wait for the conclusion of the duology. Also, of course, Stormlight 4 is an anticipated sequel, but that almost goes without needing to be mentioned!

[@dankhnw8]

Sam F it's a duology? Sweeeeet. No dragging then

[@unkempthawk]

SoHardToBeMe yeah I’ve seen a couple times that it’s a duology, which will be nice! Short and sweet, and if it’s anything like the first book it’ll be a great starting series for a new author!

[@gregcharette9679]

Would love to hear your thoughts on the myth series by Robert aspirin. As a kid grew up reading these. Loved them!

[@zacharyshaye6111]

THORN OF EMBERLAINE!!!!!!

[@JessieMaeBooks]

I totally agree on the shadow and bone trilogy! I actually enjoyed the tropes in it and really had a fun time with it but so many people hate it haha 😂

[@thecrazycougar914]

What about ”The Trouble with Peace” by Joe Abercrombie?

[@ebnovels]

I’m wanting to read his other works this year. I’ve only read the first law, so I’ve got a ways to go before I’ll read any of his new stuff :)

[@thecrazycougar914]

Elliot Brooks Nice, have read all his books but The Shattered Sea which I am to begin shortly. Can assure you that the other books set in the First Law World are super solid, especially The Heroes IMO

[@Sophie703]

TheCrazyCougar I second this! 😊

[@mecahhannah]

I want to read the sequel to a curse so dark and lonely the reason I like this series so much is because I can relate so much to the main character because she has cerebral palsy like I do and it's great to have a character that goes through some of the same challenges as me

[@danielleoliver1734]

He doesn’t call the book Rhythm of War in any of his release updates, the title may be changing

[@ebnovels]

Possibly! I hope it doesn’t-I like this title 😆

[@LanaFeyah]

I am not looking forward to Blood and Honey at all, after cringing at Serpent and Dove. However, the completionist in me will probably force me to read it anyway (and hopefully it will be just a duology).

[@murakamireads]

can your recap video for the stormlight archives be used if you haven't read all three books? Like if I want a recap for books 1 and 2 before going into 3 can I watch a part of it? 🤔🤔

[@ebnovels]

I go in order, so you could stop watching before I start talking about Oathbringer if you want :)

[@DanicaChristin]

I can't wait for Bonds of Brass!

[@ACourtofHooksAndBooks]

Are you still doing monthly buddy reads? Can you start doing polls for that on youtube to vote on the books or do you just choose it? Not sure how it works but I want to participate in the new year and I don't have any social media besides goodreads

[@ebnovels]

I’m going to do something with buddy reads this year! I’ll elaborate soon :)

[@albinodeer7449]

Biggest one is Rhythm of War, obviously. Though, as I've got to wait for a translation, it'll probebly be 2021 that I get to read it Aside from that, book 14 of Wings of Fire is to come out in 2020 & I'm really excited for that

[@MultiSuperGuide]

You seem pretty good at English, why would you need a translation

[@albinodeer7449]

@@MultiSuperGuide I started with the cosmere in translation, as they were significantly cheaper than originals and I also have a friend who's not so great at English who introduced me to Sanderosn's books. And as we talk about them a lot, it's better for me to know the Polish terms for a misting, Windrunner, etc Though yeah, I'm trying to read original versions as much as I can now and a part of me wishes I started the cosmere that way too

[@kailaniivo]

lol, "tropy" was definitely very low on my list of everything that was wrong with the Grisha trilogy. btw, the word Grisha in Russian is actually a pet name for Gregory. So just imagine a whole bunch of powerful wizards running around and being called the Jackies or Johnnies. That's what it sounds like to someone who speaks Russian.

[@tracey_bay]

Even if I didn't enjoy Oathbringer as much as I thought I would (I ended up a bit disappointed with some things, tbh), I'm pretty excited for Rhythm of War. I've the feeling it'll be epic!

[@ebnovels]

Yes, same here!

[@dukeisgrimnur7605]

I’m saving SA til book 5 is published. I don’t know how y’all are able to wait after each book lol

[@thewingedserpent5823]

My fav so far is oathbringer actually

[@evacody1249]

I don't know if you will see this or not. But I would like to ask a question. I have dyslexia what I would like to know is would Mistborn Trilogy still be easy to for someone with dyslexia?

[@ebnovels]

You know, I don’t have dyslexia, so I’m not sure how difficult it would be, but if this helps, the audiobooks are fantastic :) I really love the narrator’s voice and he does different tones and accents for all the different characters 😊

[@evacody1249]

@@ebnovels I always used to listen to audiobooks. Maybe I could try that.

[@evacody1249]

@@ebnovels Well I'm listen to a sample of the audio book to see what I think.

[@ncthomas420]

why the books backwords.

[@ebnovels]

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[@Kate-ck9kh]

I would like to press like 👍but 666 looks great and I don't want to ruin it👌

[@richieb74]

Why are the books backwards?

[@ebnovels]

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[@Kim_Traveling_in_Books]

I mostly like The Queens of Innis Lear, but there were so many flashbacks and they drove the narrative to a halt. They were unnecessary, and I hope Grafton kept the excessive flashbacks out of Lady Hotspur.

[@ebnovels]

Ah, good to know! Sometimes flashbacks can be a bit much when done in excess 😮

[@atvtg1648]

Im triggered about your bookshelf.