Stacking the Shelves (507)

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I had to go an look at the covers together before I could figure out anything to write about this week’s stack. Because seriously, this bunch couldn’t be more random if I’d tried. Which I didn’t.

The prettiest covers are The Terraformers and Violeta, although they aren’t pretty in remotely the same way. But still, temptingly pretty. The one I’m looking forward to the most is Untethered Sky, because Fonda Lee. Even though it’s not Jade City, I still can’t resist. If you’re surprised I’m not saying Encore in Death, that’s because as much as the In Death series are comfort reads for me, I do pretty much know what I’m going to get when I pick one up. If I didn’t, it wouldn’t be a comfort read. Fonda Lee, on the other hand, whatever I get will be both fascinating and unexpected.

mountain in the sea by ray nayler
alone with you in the ether by olivie blake
light on bone by kathryn lasky
sleepless by victor manibo
things we do in the dark by jennifer hillier
nona the ninth by tamsyn muir
wingwalkers by taylor brown
untethered sky by fonda lee
matter of happiness by tori whitaker
return of the duke by lorraine heath
sister mother warrior by vanessa riley
encore in death by jd robb
swift and the harrier by minette walters
calling for a blanket dance by oscar hokeah
golden enclaves by naomi novik
sinister graves by marcie r rendon
boys by katie hafner
it rides a pale horse by andy marino
violeta by isabel allende
terraformers by annalee newitz

For Review:
Alone with You in the Ether by Olivie Blake
The Boys by Katie Hafner
Calling for a Blanket Dance by Oscar Hokeah
Encore in Death (In Death #56) by J.D. Robb
The Golden Enclaves (Scholomance #3) by Naomi Novik
It Rides a Pale Horse by Andy Marino
Light on Bone (Georgia O’Keeffe Mystery #1) by Kathryn Lasky
A Matter of Happiness by Tori Whitaker
The Mountain in the Sea by Ray Nayler
Nona the Ninth (Locked Tomb #3) by Tamsyn Muir
The Return of the Duke (Once Upon a Dukedom #3) by Lorraine Heath
Sinister Graves (Cash Blackbear #3) by Marcie R. Rendon
Sister Mother Warrior by Vanessa Riley
The Sleepless by Victor Manibo
The Swift and the Harrier by Minette Walters
The Terraformers by Annalee Newitz
Things We Do in the Dark by Jennifer Hillier
Untethered Sky by Fonda Lee
Violeta by Isabel Allende
Wingwalkers by Taylor Brown

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  2. Some of those covers look SO good – but I try to limit myself to just one new TBR addition per visit….which one should it be? I really liked Jade City too, maybe I should go with Fonda Lee’s new one? I also like Naomi Novik….maybe that one? But the cover on The Mountain in the Sea pulls at me. Sigh. Great haul – happy reading.
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    1. “Lead me not into temptation – I can find it myself!” I never managed just one new book a week even when I was buying them all. I always tell myself there are worse things to be addicted to, but I really admire your fortitude!
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    1. Terraformers looks REALLY pretty – and interesting. I loved the first book in the Novik series but haven’t gotten a round tuit for the second book. I know I’ll get there eventually so I got the third. If the Novik looks good to you and you haven’t read the first book, A Deadly Education, you REALLY need to start there. I do have to say that the Scholomance makes Hogwarts look like a walk in the park.
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  5. I’m still going through the list, but got excited about the new Cash Blackbear mystery. I listened to the first two and enjoyed them.

    I’m also interested in the new Minette Walters. She’s an author I like, but I kinda have to be up to the challenge of reading her books.

      1. I think you’ll like the Cash Blackbear series. It’s set in the 70s with a Native American protagonist–very competent, so she checks that box for you. The first two books are available for free from the Audible Plus program, if you have that.

        Walters really puts her characters (and readers) through the wringer. It’s typical for me to despise her books up until the final few chapters. I’ve learned to persevere because the payoff is usually (but not always) worth it.

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