Top Ten New-to-Me Authors I Discovered in 2023

Posted January 29, 2024 by Jana in Top Ten Tuesday / 19 Comments

Welcome to another TTT! The end of January is here, and so this is the last 2023 recap week! I really love recapping the previous year every January, but I also love looking forward to new things! This week’s topic is top ten new-to-me authors I discovered in 2023. I read books from 23 new-to-me authors in 2023, so this topic was a little difficult for me! I’m also sharing the titles of the books I enjoyed by those authors. You’ll have to let me know if any of these authors are your favorites, and what else I should read from them!

Rebecca Yarros – Fourth Wing and Iron Flame
Jenny B. Jones – First to Fall
Madeline Martin – The Last Bookshop in London, The Librarian Spy, and The Keeper of Hidden Books
Kerrigan Byrne – The Highwayman and Making Merry
Courtney Cole – The Christmas Dress
Amy Harmon – What the Wind Knows 
Emilia Kelly – The Portrait
Courtney Walsh – My Phony Valentine
Lynsay Sands – An English Bride in Scotland  and The Highlander Takes a Bride
Stephanie Taylor – Love, Loss, and Pasta Sauce

What new authors did you discover last year?

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19 responses to “Top Ten New-to-Me Authors I Discovered in 2023”

  1. I always like what I read by Jenny. Save the Date was a laugh out load fun one. And Courtney Walsh too writes good stories, some with deeper themes. Glad you had some great 2023 discoveries.

  2. I want to read Rebecca Yarros’ books too. I finally read a book–Verity–byby Colleen Hoover last year for the first time and enjoyed it. A book club member recommended it to me.

  3. Did you see that Courtney Walsh has a new one coming out soon? It’s called My Lucky Charm and the cover is SO cute!! I can’t wait. Jenny B. Jones is another one that I want to read more by as well. How are you and your family doing?

  4. I’ve only read one of these authors, Amy Harmon. I read her A DIFFERENT BLUE. I really enjoyed it. I need to read more of her books. Did you know she’s from Utah? Anyway, I’m glad you enjoyed all of these.

  5. RS

    *happily copies down entire list for personal recs*

    Except for Amy Harmon, whom I absolutely adore and hope you find additional books you like by her as well! From Sand and Ash is my leading favorite, though as a WWII book it is of course a pretty heavy read. (and on second glance, I did read one from Jenny B. Jones — There You’ll Find Me, because I loved the movie based on it so much)