Top Ten Tuesday: You Can't Read Just One

Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by the awesome ladies at The Broke and the Bookish. Apparently, they are overly fond of list-making and love to share their bookish lists with the rest of us book nerds.  =) We're game.

This week's topic is the Top Authors I've Only Read One Book From But NEED to Read More.

April's Picks:

1. Melissa Kantor - I listened to Maybe One Day earlier this year and I absolutely fell in love with it. Harper just approved me for  her next book, so I'm dying to drop everything to pick it up.

2. Jennifer Brown - She has a few books, but Torn Away is the only one I've read so far. I need to get on these soon!

3. Jennifer Echols - Okay, so technically, I did try to read another one of her books but it was a self published one I believe and I got a few percent in before I DNFd. But I still would like to try another of her more popular books.

4. Jessi Kirby - When I read Moonglass, I don't think there was much else out there of hers. I feel like I blinked an eye and now she has all these books I need to catch up on.

5. Lauren DeStefano - I read and loved Wither. Bought the rest of the series. I purchased Perfect Ruin, and I have the galley for Burning Kingdoms. Why oh why haven't I read any more of her stuff? Jeesh, I suck.

Honorable mention, I forgot to mention Gayle Forman. I have only read If I Stay so far.

Jen's Picks:

Technically, I also read Will Grayson, Will Grayson, which was co-written by John Green and David Levithan, but since it was a collaboration, I'm not counting it. I do have several more of Green's novels on my shelves...I just haven't gotten to them yet. I've only read Courtney Summers' zombie novel, but the heart of the novel wasn't really about zombies at all, and it leads me to believe I'd like her other books. The Kiss of Deception was the first Mary E. Pearson book I'd read and I am in love now. I must read her back-list as soon as possible. I know I'm going to catch a lot of flack for not having read anything else by Melina Marchetta, especially not Finnikin, considering my love of high fantasy, but let it be known that I do own several other books by the author and just need to find the time. Claire Legrand is a newish author but I've not heard a single negative thing about any of her works, which is why I HAD to read the Nutcracker-inspired Winterspell...which I ended up adoring and now need to read her middle-grade titles, which come highly recommended.


Which authors do you need to read more of after having loved the first book you read of theirs? Be sure to share a link to your TTT post so we can visit!