#T5W - Top 5 Wednesday - Authors You Are Waiting on Another Book From

#T5W or Top 5 Wednesday is a weekly meme created by Lainey & hosted on the Goodreads T5W group. Come join us!

This week's theme is: Authors You Are Waiting on Another Book From

#1 - Gillian Flynn

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If you don't know who Gillian Flynn is then you're missing out on a magnificent thriller writer with a very disturbing and brilliant mind. How else would you describe the writer behind "Gone Girl" and "Sharp Objects"?

Gillian and I have a complicated relationship because while I'm a huge fan, her books end up making me feel like crap for weeks. That's why I'm taking a break before I read "Dark Places", a book I know I'll love as much as the other two.

That doesn't mean she has an excuse not to write something new.

#2 - Renee Ahdieh

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After falling in love with her writing last year after reading the fabulous "The Wrath & the Dawn", I can't wait for what else Renee is going to bring us. I bet it'll be just as fantastic as her debut and its sequel. *Grabby Hands*

#3 - Leisa Rayven

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She ripped my heart out with "Wicked Heart" and she's super nice to her fans on Twitter.

With the ability to make me laugh, cry, want to punch and kiss her characters, then want to take a cold shower, she's high on my list of authors-to-watch. I can't wait for her next book -- I mean it. I CAN'T wait. When is coming?

#4 - Cookie O'Gorman

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Cookie O'Gorman has the coolest name ever and self-published one the cutest YA CR I read this year. A debut author who can self-published something as good as "Adorkable"? You bet I'll be following her next projects and hoping she releases something new in the near future.

#5 - Amryn Cross

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Amryn Cross is a bit of a mystery. She's not active on Twitter, her Goodreads page doesn't have info on it, and there's not much on her website to help fill the blanks, but I loved "The Broken Crown" so much that I can't wait for this author's next book -- and it better be the sequel I desperately need.

So, what do you think about these choices? Have you read any of them? Share you opinion bellow.