5 fantasy novels I would love to read

I think everyone have books that they are would love to read, even if they know that the chance is slim, if not non-existant.

* More Borderlands novels.
I love Lorna Freeman’s Borderland novels, and I am impatiently waiting for the fourth book. And I think I’ll have to wait a long time for it, since she has been working on it for over 3 years…

* A new Sianim novel
As much as I love the Mercy series, the Sianim novels are my favorite. They are a mix of fantasy, romance and mystery. I especially love Sham and Kerim
* A new Hurog novel
I love the Hurog duology, and I would love to read more in that world. If you haven’t read them, I recommend that you check them out.

* More Old Races
I read Baba Yaga’s daughter recently, and it made me want more Old races :). Yes, I know there is always Aftermath, which I haven’t read yet.

*  A new Stonefort novel 
James Hetley is among my favorite authors, and I especially likes his Stonefort novels.  I know it isn’t likely, but I am crossing my fingers. 

On my to check out list: Books in Swedish


 The Circle by Sara B Strandberg and Mats Elfgren:
One night, when a strange red moon fills the sky, six school girls find themselves in an abandoned theme park, drawn there by a mysterious force. A student has just been found dead. Everyone suspects suicide. Everyone – except them.In that derelict fairground an ancient prophecy is revealed. They are The Chosen Ones, a group of witches, bound together by a power, one which could destroy them all. But they soon learn that despite their differences they need each other in order to master the forces that have been awakened within them. High school is now a matter of life and death. Because the killing has only just begun.

  THE ANDALUCIAN FRIEND is the first book in a trilogy following Sophie, an ordinary Swedish woman, a nurse and single mother, who gets dragged into an incendiary conflict between two powerful crime syndicates and a group of corrupt police officers. ( Blurb from press release, which was found via Eurocrime)

Two cars collide head to head on a country road with little traffic. The collision is violent. Ten year old Cecilia is catapulted through the windscreen and killed. Five years later, criminal detective Walter Grohn gets a perplexing case on his desk – one dead taxi driver and his killer who has no idea why he committed the crime. The first murder is followed by others, all equally as brutal and inexplicable. Together with his talented assistant, Jonna de Brugge, he untangles threads that lead back to the very core of the Swedish justice/judicial system

I have lot more books on my to Check out list, but these are the ones I know are sold to multiple countries.