2013 Whitney Finalists ~ how many have you read?

2013 Finalists

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General

Love Letters of the Angels of Death	Mile 21	Road to Bountiful	Ruby’s Secret	The House at Rose Creek
Jennifer Quist	Sarah Dunster	Donald Smurthwaite	Heather B. Moore	Jenny Proctor*

Historical

Belonging to Heaven	Esther the Queen	Safe Passage	The Mounds Anomaly	Where the River Once Flowed
Gale Sears	Heather B. Moore	Carla Kelly	Phyllis Gunderson	Jennie Hansen

Romance

Blackmoore	Hearth Fires	Longing for Home	Second Chances	The Orchard
Julianne Donaldson	Dorothy Keddington	Sarah M. Eden	Melanie Jacobson	Krista Lynne Jensen

Mystery/Suspense

Rocky Road	Deep Cover	I, Spy	Finding Sheba	Spy for a Spy
Josi S. Kilpack	Traci Hunter Abramson	Jordan McCollum*	Heather B. Moore	Jordan McCollum

Speculative

Dark Memories	Echo in Time	Heart of the Ocean	The Witnesses	Winter Queen
Jeffrey S. Savage	C. J. Hill	Heather B. Moore	Stephanie Black	Amber Argyle

Young Adult—Speculative

Friends and Traitors: Slayers 2	Insomnia	Pivot Point	Steelheart	Blackout
C. J. Hill	J. R. Johansson*	Kasie West*	Brandon Sanderson	Robison Wells

Young Adult—General

All the Truth That’s in Me	Chasing June	Dead Girls Don’t Lie	Going Vintage	The Distance Between Us
Julie Berry	Shannen Crane Camp	Jennifer Shaw Wolf	Lindsey Leavitt	Kasie West

Middle Grade

Cragbridge Hall: The Inventor’s Secret	RUMP: The True Story of Rumplestilskin	Sky Jumpers	Wednesdays in the Tower	The Runaway King
Chad Morris*	Liesel Shurtliff*	Peggy Eddleman*	Jessica Day George	Jennifer A. Nielsen

*Of these finalists, the following titles are also eligible for Best Novel by a New Author 2013:
The House at Rose Creek by Jenny Proctor
I, Spy by Jordan McCollum
Insomnia by J.R. Johansson
Pivot Point by Kasie West
Cragbridge Hall: The Inventor’s Secret by Chad Morris
RUMP: The True Story of Rumplestilskin by Liesel Shurtliff
Sky Jumpers by Peggy Eddleman
New last year: All finalists in the Adult categories (Mystery, Historical, General, Romance, Speculative) are eligible for Best Novel of the Year.
New last year: All finalists in the Youth categories (Middle Grade, YA General, YA Speculative) are eligible for Best Novel in Youth Fiction.
Academy Members have until April 13th, 2014, to read the finalists in whatever categories they want to vote in. To vote for Best Novel of the Year you must read all of the adult category finalists. To vote for Best Novel in Youth Fiction, you must read all of the youth category finalists. For information on how to join the Academy, click HERE

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