Thank goodness my voice over skills are better than my photography skills or I’d be needing to find a new career. I’ve included a photo here of the Angst Nation panel and let me apologize in advance to the panelists who all looked far better than my pixelated long-distance shot from the back of the meeting room. (Left to right in the photo Jewel E Ann, Kennedy Ryan, Claire Contreras, Mia Asher, Caroline Kepnes, Kandi Steiner, KA Linde and Brittainy C. Cherry).
I did my best to jot down the list of these panelists’ recommendations for those interested in experiencing more emotional roller coaster rides in book or audio book form.
| Author | Her recommendation for greatest angst novel by other author
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Favorite angst novel from her own collection |
| Brittainy Cherry | Archer’s Voice by Mia Sheridan
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The Gravity of Us |
| Caroline Kepnes | The Beloveds by Maureen Lemingly and
|
You |
| Caroline Kepnes | Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough
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See above |
| Claire Contreras | A Bronze Horseman by Paullina Simons
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Paper Hearts |
| Jewel E Ann | It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover
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When Life Happened and/or The Transend Duet |
| K.A. Linde | All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood and
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Avoiding Commitment |
| KA. Linde | A Lesson In Thorns by Sierra Simone
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See above |
| Kandi Steiner | The Air He Breathes by Brittainy Cherry
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A Love Letter to Whiskey |
| Kennedy Ryan | How to Kill a Rock Star by Tiffanie DeBartolo and
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Long Shot |
| Kennedy Ryan | Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
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See above |
| Mia Asher | Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy |
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Could this serve as a good TBR (to be read) list for you? Or maybe you have some recommendations of your own you’d like to share. Comment below to help fellow angst fans find a new gem to ride the rollercoaster of agony and ecstasy.
For my recommendation, I’d say check out the social media channels of these great panelists (I’ll provide those in the next blog post because this one has too many links in it already) and stay tuned for my next post about how they know their books are meeting the standards of success they’ve set for themselves.
