Ouch! This one got kind of big, didn’t it? Oodles of things came in for my committee, for a contest I’m judging, and just because they looked good. And some thing fell into more than one category – but not nearly enough!
Some of this is tsundoku, that fear of running out of things to read. While I never actually run out of things to read, I do occasionally run out of things I’m in the mood for at a particular moment. Doesn’t everyone?
For Review:
The Body Lies by Jo Baker
The Butterfly Girl by Rene Denfeld
A Cosmology of Monsters by Shaun Hamill
Dearly Beloved (Match Made in Heaven #1) by Peggy Jaeger
The Electric Hotel by Dominic Smith
Finding Kat (Windsor Falls #5) by Kimberley O’Malley
Forgotten Bones (Dead Remaining #1) by Vivian Barz
The Friend Zone by Abby Jimenez
The Girl in Red by Christina Henry
How to Hack a Heartbreak by Kristin Rockaway
The House of Brides by Jane Cockram
How Could She by Lauren Mechling
Learning to Love (Serendipity #3) by Jennifer Wilck
A Love Like Yours (Love Story Duet #1) by Robin Huber
Mischief and Mayhem (Whiskey Sisters #2) by L.E. Rico
Must Be Crazy (Darling Cove #3) by Deborah Garland
The Parisian by Isabella Hammad
Patsy by Nicole Dennis-Benn
The Reluctant Princess (Charm City Hearts #1) by M.C. Vaughan
Relative Fortunes (Julia Kydd #1) by Marlowe Benn
Rules for Visiting by Jessica Francis Kane
Second Time Around (Second Glances #1) by Nancy Herkness
Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh
Summer by the Tides by Denise Hunter
Summerlings by Lisa Howorth
Treacherous Strand (Inishowen #3) by Andrea Carter
Winter Grave (Embla Nyström #2) by Helene Tursten
You, Me and the Sea by Meg Donohue
Purchased from Amazon/Audible:
European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman (Extraordinary Adventures of the Athena Club #2) by Theodora Goss (audio)
His Contract (Legally Bound #3) by Rebecca Grace Allen
Wow, that’s a lot of review books in one week! I would be hyperventilating! Relative Fortunes is a great title and the synopsis sounds like a book I would enjoy. I hadn’t encountered Silver in the Wood before, but I’m putting it on my list of books to take a closer look at. And I want to read Theodora Goss’s first Athena Club book.