Year in Review: YA Urban Fantasy and Dystopian Novels (2021-2022)

I am back! I still maintain this website. But I was really busy with other arrangements in my personal life. Despite the fact that I may not have updated much, I still read a lot of young adult (YA) urban fantasy and dystopian books. You may find a list of the books I've read since March 2021 below. I might write a review of at least one of these book series if I have time in my schedule.

Ilona Andrews

• Hidden Legacy: Catalina
• Diamond Fire (Book 3.5)
• Innkeeper Chronicles
• One Fell Sweep (Book 3)

Jenna Barwin

• A Hill Vampire
• Dark Wine at the Grave (Book 7)
• Dark Wine at Halloween (Book 8)

K.F. Breene

• Demon Days, Vampire Nights World
• Born in Fire (Book 1)
• Raised in Fire (Book 2)
• Fused in Fire (Book 3)

Cordelia K. Castel

• The Princess Trials
• The Princess Trials (Book 1)
• The Princess Games (Book 2)
• The Princess Crown (Book 3)

Bella Forrest

• The Gender Game
• The Gender Game (Book 1)
• The Gender Secret (Book 2)
• The Gender Lie (Book 3)
• The Gender War (Book 4)
• The Gender Fall (Book 5)
• The Gender Plan (Book 6)
• The Gender End
• The Girl Who Dared
• The Girl Who Dared to Think (Book 1)
• The Girl Who Dared to Stand (Book 2)
• The Girl Who Dared to Descend (Book 3)
• The Girl Who Dared to Rise (Book 4)
• The Girl Who Dared to Lead (Book 5)
• The Girl Who Dared to Endure (Book 6)
• The Girl Who Dared to Fight (Book 7)
• The Child Thief  
• The Child Thief (Book 1)
• Deep Shadows (Book 2)
• Thin Lines (Book 3)
• Little Lies (Book 4)

Jeaniene Frost

• Night Rebel
• Wicked All Night (Book 3)

Mckenzie Hunter

• Raven Cursed
• Hellcrossed (Book 5)

Michelle Madow

• Dark World: The Dragon Twins
• The Dragon Twins (Book 1)
• The Dragon Scorned (Book 2)
• The Dragon Realm (Book 3)
• The Dragon Queen (Book 4)

Chloe Neill

• Heirs of Chicagoland 
• Shadowed Steel (Book 3)

Keep an eye out for my second piece on the entertainment I've consumed since March 2021.