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 YarrosFourth Wing and Iron Flame
Jenny B. JonesFirst to Fall
Madeline Martin The Last Bookshop in London, The Librarian Spy, and The Keeper of Hidden Books
Kerrigan ByrneThe Highwayman and Making Merry
Courtney ColeThe Christmas Dress
Amy HarmonWhat the Wind Knows 
Emilia KellyThe Portrait
Courtney WalshMy Phony Valentine
Lynsay SandsAn English Bride in Scotland  and The Highlander Takes a Bride
Stephanie TaylorLove, 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)