Top Ten 2014 Debuts I'm Excited About

 Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish where we make lists of bookish things! 

The topic this week is 2014 debuts we are excited about. Surprisingly it was kind of tough for me to find ten. Which just tells me that I need to search for more new authors. I know they are out there! I just need to find them. I think it's so important to give debuts a chance. You may find something that you really like. I just recently read Defy, Sara B. Larson's debut and absolutely loved it. So that just goes to show you that an author doesn't always have to be well-seasoned or on the NYT Best-Sellers List to write a book that you'll enjoy. So do me a favor and read as many debuts as you can this year! Let's support these new authors and show them what a welcoming community we are! Can I get a victory cheer? Woot woot!

 Red Rising by Pierce Brown: This book talks about caste systems mixed with slavery and a revolution. I'm pretty excited about and even featured it in last week's WoW post. I love caste systems so that immediately grabbed my attention. Not to mention the amazing cover.

 All That Glows by Ryan Graudin: I love all things fantasy. This book is about the Fae. As soon as I read that I added it to my TBR. I actually have an eARC of this one so hopefully I'll be getting to it soon!

 

 Dorothy Must Die by Danielle Paige: I first heard about this one on Epic Read's Tea Time. A retelling of the Wizard of Oz with a crazy twist: Dorothy is the evil one. What??? Need. 

 Salvage by Alexandra Duncan: A space story! Sign me up! 

 

 Talker 25 by Joshua McCune: You know what YA needs more of? Dragons. And Joshua McCune is bringing us a tale of dragons with reality shows. Uh, does anyone else think that sounds completely amazing? 

 Prisoner of Night and Fog by Anne Blankman: Historical fiction during the WWII era is my favorite. There's just something I find so fascinating about this time in history. This story is told from the perspective of Hitler's niece who begins to question everything she's been taught when she meets a Jewish reporter. The fact that this story is told from the perspective of Hitler's niece has me wanting it badly. What an interesting and unique take we are going to get on this era in history. 

 Cinderella's Dress by Shonna Slayton: A Cinderella retelling about a girl entrusted with a trunk full of Cinderella's dresses. These dresses hold some kind of power and of course the descendants of the evil stepsisters want the dresses. Sounds cool right? Oh and I forgot to mention this is also set during WWII. Bonus! 

 The Murder Complex by Lindsay Cummings: This one's going to be dark. I like dark. I'm pretty excited. Sounds like it's going to be a pretty original addition to the dystopian genre. And Lindsay Cummings is so sweet! You should all go follow her on Twitter. 

 Illusive by Emily Lloyd Jones: Kids with superhero powers. Viruses gone wrong. Sounds awesome!

 Cruel Beauty by Rosamund Hodge: A Beauty and the Beast retelling with a twist. Have you seen the cover of this one? Omg. Drooling.

Any of these debuts on your list as well? What other debuts should I be salivating over?