Top Ten Tuesday: Eight Books That Surprised Me

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This Week's Topic:

Eight Books That Surprised Me

In A Bad Way:

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1. Night School By C. J. Daugherty

I was under the impression that book would include some sort of paranormal creature and I was sorely disappointed. It ended up being a group of sketchy humans and nothing more. It wasn't necessarily a bad book, but I was expecting something else.

| My Review |

2. Twist (Mageri #2) By Dannika Dark

I liked the first book in this series enough to want to continue the journey. Spoiler Ahead: I wasn't expecting for the main character and the kidnapper to fall in love with each other. That plot point ruined the rest of the series for me.

| My Review |

3. Bound To Me By Jeannette Medina

I like bodyguard type stories and dragons. I thought I was getting into a good book. When the "guard" simply materializes out of the heroine's magical dragon back tattoo I knew what I was in for and I hated every moment of it.

| My Review |

4. Perfect Opposite By Tessi Zoya

I read a few reviews of this book and most people were saying it was a "different take on the classic heiress and bodyguard story". Boy was I in for a rude awakening. This novel just wasn't for me.

| My Review |

In A Good Way:


1. The Fault In Our Stars By John Green

I was expecting to have my heart ripped out and stomped on, but I didn't expect to connect to the characters as much as I did. This was one of the toughest books to get through and I was only listening to the audio book. This was an amazing book, just ended up being more than I was expecting.

| My Review |

2. Chameleon By Kelly Oram

I wasn't expecting to love this as much as I did. The story was fasinating, abit a little cliché. The writing is was did me in.

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3. Branded By Abi Ketner & Missy 

I won an this as an ebook on a blog giveaway and decided to give it a shot. It turned out to be an incredible book with unique twists for the dystopian genre.

| My Review |

4. Rules Of Survival By Jus Accardo

I don't usually go looking for serial killer and kidnapping books, but this was an exception because I adore almost everything this author writes. I took a gamble on this book and it paid off! It was an awesome ride!

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What book surprised you in a good or bad way?

Let me know in the comments below!