Stacking The Shelves and Sunday Post

This meme is hosted by Tynga over at Team Tynga's Reviews, which she describes as follows:

"Stacking The Shelves is all about the books we are adding to our shelves each week, sharing with you our excitement for our newest titles and maybe have you discover a new book in the process!"

Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on your blog and showcase books and things we have received. Share news about what is coming up on our blog for the week ahead. See rules here: Sunday Post Meme

Yay, back to warm weather! Last week's snow had me a bit thankful that I hadn't changed my snow tires off yet. I guess I can do that now, with temps of +19 and 20 expected next weekend!

If you missed it earlier, I have ARCs to swap. Check out MY POST to see if there's anything there that you'd like to read. If so, please let me know! I'd love to trade with someone. I will be adding to it once I have a chance to dig through boxes and bookshelves.

I received this audiobook for review:

Full Wolf Moon
by Lincoln Child

Thanks again to PRH Audio!


Recap: Last Week On The Blog

Sunday: Stacking the Shelves and Sunday Post

Monday: It's Monday! What Are You Reading?

Monday: Audiobook Review: 3 out of 5 stars for Fast into the Night: A Woman, Her Dogs, and Their Journey North on the Iditarod Trail by Debbie Clarke Moderow

Tuesday: Top Ten Things That Will Make Me Want To Instantly NOT Want To Read A Book

Tuesday: Audiobook Review: 4 out of 5 stars for The Elementals by Michael McDowell

Wednesday: Waiting On Wednesday: The Stranger Inside by Jennifer Jaymes

Thursday: Book Review: 4 out of 5 stars for Eve by Anna Carey

What books have you added to your shelves this week? If you are also participating in either of these memes, please leave me the link to your blog post in the comments so that I can come and drool over all your goodies!

#Book #Review: 4 out of 5 stars for Eve by Anna Carey @AnnaCareyBooks @harperteen

TITLE: Eve

SERIES: Eve, Book #1
AUTHOR: Anna Carey

PUBLISHER: HarperTeen

PUBLICATION DATE: October 4, 2011

FORMAT: Paperback
LENGTH: 318 pages

GENRE: Young Adult, Science Fiction/Dystopia

ISBN: 9780062114181

The year is 2032, 16 years after a deadly virus wiped out most of the earth's population. The night before 18-year-old Eve's graduation from her all-girls school she discovers what really happens to new graduates, and the horrifying fate that awaits her.

MY REVIEW:

I really enjoyed the start of this YA dystopian series!

The story takes place in the future, after a plague has wiped out 98% of the world’s population. Strangely, the ones that died were the ones that were given the vaccine. The main character, Eve, is 18 years old and lives at a girls-only School that is surrounded by a wall. She, along with nearly all the other girls, came to School at the age of five and are orphans and have never been outside the wall. The girls are raised to believe that boys are dangerous, devious, and not to be trusted. The only exception is the King, who must be obeyed.

Eve is one of the best and brightest students and, after graduation, the girls are told that they will go to a building across the lake to learn a trade for four years. After that, they will move to the City of Sand to work and live under the King’s rule.

Arden is a rebellious girl, whose history is a little bit different from everyone else’s. She came to School at the age of eight, and she will one day join her parents who are getting themselves established in the City of Sand. One night, Eve follows Arden and witnesses her escape. She says some things to Eve that she doesn’t believe, so Eve decides to find out for herself if Arden is telling the truth. What she discovers is shocking, and Eve also escapes with the help of one of the teachers. In the wild, Eve doesn’t know who to trust and the King’s men are after her and will not stop until she has been captured.

Eve is great character with a lot of strength. Here is someone who has lived her entire life in seclusion, her every need taken care of, and protected within the confines of School. Now, she is living outside the wall and has to fend for herself. Obviously, she is a little naïve but she’s forced to adapt to her new surroundings. Her entire world has been turned upside-down, and she can’t trust what she’s been told about things! She manages to catch up with Arden, and I liked how their relationship grew and changed. She also has to follow her gut instincts with those that she meets in the wild, and sometimes that means putting her faith and trust into <gasp> boys! I liked the blossoming friendship that Eve had with Caleb, who is very sweet and completely selfless. I hope that we see more of Caleb in the second book in the trilogy, Once.

MY RATING:

4 stars!! It was really good, and you should put it on your TBR list if you enjoy dystopia!

This book qualifies as:

#33 for my 2017 You Read How Many Books Reading Challenge

#33 for my 2017 Outdo Yourself Reading Challenge

#33 for my 2017 Pages Read Challenge

#22 for my Women Challenge #15
#4 for my Read Your (Book) Shelf Challenge 2017

#13 for my Mount TBR Reading Challenge 2017
#13 for my Rock My TBR 2017 Reading Challenge

#27 for my Beat the Backlist Reading Challenge
#25 for my The Backlist Reader Challenge 2017

#10 for my Serious About Series Reading Challenge

#27 for my New Author Reading Challenge 2017

#28 for my 2017 New To Me Challenge

#15-2 for my 2017 Bookopoly

#6 for my Monthly Mix-up Mania

#3 for my 2017 Dystopia Reading Challenge

#5 for my 2017 YA Reading Challenge

Task #4 for my Goodreads Spring 2017 Seasonal Scavenger Challenge

#4 for my Chapter Break Bookish Bingo April 2017

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Waiting On Wednesday: The Stranger Inside by Jennifer Jaynes @jenniferjaynes7 @AmazonPub

"Waiting On" Wednesday is a weekly event, hosted at Breaking the Spine, that spotlights upcoming releases that we're eagerly anticipating.

Here is this week's pre-publication "can't-wait-to-read" selection:

TITLE: The Stranger Inside
AUTHOR: Jennifer Jaynes
PUBLISHER: Thomas & Mercer
EXPECTED PUBLICATION DATE: May 9, 2017
FORMAT: Paperback
LENGTH:284 pages
GENRE: Psychological Thriller
ISBN: 9781477817919

In this tautly crafted tale of psychological suspense, a recently widowed mother resorts to the unthinkable to protect her shattered family. But does she go too far?

After mystery author Diane Christie loses her husband to suicide, she and her son move to the small coastal town of Fog Harbor, Massachusetts. Her daughter is attending college nearby, and Diane hopes that her family can now begin to heal. But rebuilding their lives after the tragedy isn't so simple.

Diane's depressed college-age daughter, Alexa, still avoids her, critical of everything Diane does, and even her generally amiable teenage son, Josh, has started acting out. Diane pushes forward, focusing on her writing and her volunteer work at a local crisis hotline. She knows that healing takes time.

But then a girl from Alexa's college is found strangled. Worse still, the murderer uses the crisis hotline to confess to Diane . . . and claims she is the only one who can stop the killing. And just when the glow of new love from an attractive admirer begins to chase away some of the darkness, more girls turn up dead, and Diane races to solve a mystery she fears will hit terrifyingly close to home.

This creepy cover caught my eye, and I love psychological thrillers! Sounds like a good read.

What are you waiting on? Please leave a comment in the section below. If you participate in this meme, please leave a link so I can visit your blog!

#Audiobook #Review: 4 out of 5 stars for The Elementals by Michael McDowell @Valancourt_B

TITLE: The Elementals

AUTHOR: Michael McDowell
NARRATOR: R.C. Bray

PUBLISHER: Valancourt Books

PUBLICATION DATE: January 24, 2016 (first published 1981)

FORMAT: Unabridged audiobook

LENGTH: 8 hrs and 11 mins

GENRE: Horror

On a split of land cut off by the Gulf, three Victorian summer houses stand against the encroaching sand. Two of the houses at Beldame are still used. The third house, filling with sand, is empty...except for the vicious horror which is shaping nightmares from the nothingness that hangs in the dank, fetid air.

The McCrays and Savages, two fine Mobile families allied by marriage, have been coming to Beldame for years. This summer, with a terrible funeral behind them and a messy divorce coming up, even Luker McCray and little Indian down from New York are looking forward to being alone at Beldame.

But they won't be alone. For something there, something they don't like to think about, is thinking about them...and about all the ways to make them die.

MY REVIEW:

I love haunted house stories. This one wasn’t particularly scary, which is a shame, but I did really enjoy the family dynamics!

The funeral for the Savage family’s matriarch, Marian, takes place in the book’s prologue. She was predeceased by her husband and one of her sons. As her only daughter joined a convent, nearly all of Marian’s fortune was left to her surviving son, Dauphin, who was already one of the richest men in Mobile, Alabama at the age of 29. Only immediate family members are in attendance at the funeral, and it’s a good thing because no one would understand the bizarre family ritual of plunging a knife into the deceased’s heart at the funeral to ensure death!

Following the funeral, Dauphin wants to escape to the family’s coastal summer home known as Beldame. There are actually three homes, and the Great House is the primary residence that was occupied by his parents. Dauphin lives in the secondary house with his wife, Lee. The third house has not been used in a very long time, so it has remained vacant. The sand has started to encroach upon the house, making it unsafe.

Travelling to the Savage family property with Dauphin and Lee is the family’s maid, Odessa, and Lee’s family: Mother, Big Barbara; brother, Lukar McCray; and Lukar’s daughter, 13-year-old India. Big Barbara is an alcoholic, and the family is hoping that she will dry out on the vacation and they neglect to take any alcohol with them to the remote area. Luther is 33 years old and takes uppers and downers, and his relationship with his daughter is most troubling. He allows his daughter, India, to drink alcohol and coffee and he walks naked around her! She lays out his clothes for him, and she often is the one calling the shots! It’s a very weird father-daughter relationship, and India doesn’t even call him Dad but calls Lukar by his first name (just he calls his mother by her first name). The only “normal” ones in the family are Dauphin and Lee. Try as she might with her voodoo and black magic, Odessa cannot keep the evil spirits at bay.

I enjoyed learning about the Savage family’s history, which I thought was very interesting. The author did a really good job at fleshing out the characters and provided lots of background information on them. The characters in the story were strong, but I found the horror element of the tale to be weak. The atmosphere of Beldame was dark and should have been a perfect set-up for fright, with its seclusion and oppressive heat. I really enjoyed the story, but I did not find it scary at all which was a bit of a disappointment. This author is new to me, but I definitely want to try him again as I really enjoy his writing.

Narrator R.C. Bray is new-to-me, and I enjoyed him very much. He handled the female voices with ease, which not all male narrators can do, and I liked the different vocalizations that he gave each character. I thought he was a good fit.

MY RATING:

4 stars!! It was really good, even though it didn't give me chills. However, I did enjoy the writing.

This book qualifies as:

#32 for my 2017 You Read How Many Books Reading Challenge

#32 for my 2017 Outdo Yourself Reading Challenge

#32 for my 2017 Pages Read Challenge

#19 for my 2017 Audiobook Challenge

#19 for my Audio Books Reading Challenge 2017

#12 for my Mount TBR Reading Challenge 2017

#12 for my Rock My TBR 2017 Reading Challenge
#26 for my Beat the Backlist Reading Challenge
#24 for my The Backlist Reader Challenge 2017

#26 for my New Authors 2017 Reading Challenge

#27 for my 2017 New To Me Challenge

Advanced #4 for my 2017 POPSUGAR Reading Challenge
#8-2 for my 2017 Bookopoly

#14 for my 2017 Literary Escapes Challenge

#5 for my Monthly Mix-up Mania

#6 for my 2017 Horror Reading Challenge

Task #9 for my Goodreads Spring 2017 Seasonal Scavenger Challenge

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Top Ten Things That Will Make Me Instantly NOT Want To Read A Book #TopTenTuesday

This is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish. Each week, they post a new Top Ten list that one of their bloggers will answer. Everyone is welcome to join!

Today's list is:

Top Ten Eleven Things That Will Make Me Instantly NOT Want To Read A Book

This is an interesting topic because once-upon-a-time I'd have included biographies, history, and WWII/Holocaust. However, because I participate in MANY reading challenges that force me to branch-out and try new things, I've found that I actually love a few of the genres/subjects that I used to avoid. So, for that reason, I'm a very big fan of reading challenges.

1. Legal thrillers! I work in a law firm. I get enough of that on a daily basis so, no thanks.
2. Contemporary romances: I've never been a Harlequin girl, so I generally steer clear of romance books in general.
3. Chick-lit: As with #2 above, something I generally stay away from.
4. Outer space: It's really not my thing. I'm not even a fan of Star Trek or Star Wars. The only exception to this is the Across the Universe series by Beth Revis, which I loved. If I see a synopsis with space, I generally think "next!"
5. Steampunk: Oh, I've tried to like this genre but my experiences have been more negative than positive. There are a few exceptions, and these I've enjoyed: Meljean Brooks' Iron Seas series, Kassy Tayler's Ashes Trilogy, and Lia Habel's Gone With the Respiration series.
6. Crimes involving children: I love a good mystery or crime novel, but I usually can't stomach reading one that has violence towards children. As a mom, that would give me nightmares.
7. Westerns: I'm not a cowboy fan!
8. Young Adult novels with inappropriate content: This one's a real pet peeve of mine. I have a teenager, and I love the YA genre. I used to think that YA was just for kids until I tried one in a reading challenge. What really offends me is a book that's marketed as YA but really should be geared to adults. Just because the main character is a teenager doesn't mean that it's YA!!! 
9. Politics: Just the word makes my eyes glaze over. I have zero interest in and don't even follow politics in the real world except for what I must know at a minimal level. I've had to learn more, out of necessity, but I hate it.
10. Epic/High fantasy: I prefer Urban Fantasy.
11. Long books: With working full-time and being a single mom, I have no leisure time. I struggle to find the time to read, which is why audiobooks appeal to me because then I can multi-task. When I see mammoth-size tomes (for me, that's anything over 450 pages), I cringe and they usually don't make my TBR pile simply because I don't have enough free time on my hands to invest in a long book. I do make exceptions of course, but if it was a toss-up between a 350 page book and one that's 500 pages, it's usually the shorter book that gets my attention.

So, what things will make you instantly NOT want to read a book? Please let me know in the comments, or leave me a link to your blog post if you are also participating in the meme!

#Audiobook #Review: 3 out of 5 stars for Fast into the Night by Debbie Moderow #DebbieClarkeModerow @TantorAudio @emilydvoice

TITLE: Fast into the Night: A Woman, Her Dogs, and Their Journey North on the Iditarod Trail

AUTHOR: Debbie Clarke Moderow

NARRATOR: Emily Durante

PUBLISHER: Tantor Audio

PUBLICATION DATE: March 7, 2017 

FORMAT: Unabridged audiobook

LENGTH: 7 hrs and 44 mins

GENRE: Autobiography/Memoir, Sports and Games/Sports

A captivating memoir of one woman's attempt to complete Alaska's legendary race, the Iditarod, led by her team of huskies with whom she forms a fascinating and inextricable bond and gains unique insights into canine behavior.

MY REVIEW:

I received a complimentary copy of this audiobook for voluntary review consideration.

Gutsy and determined, Debbie Moderow’s Iditarod tale will appeal to dog lovers and outdoor enthusiasts!

I’ve always been fascinated with the Iditarod, and I have a soft spot for huskies. My kids and I have even been lucky enough to experience being pulled by sled dogs, which was a lot faster than I expected! I enjoyed Debbie Moderow’s thirst for adventure. She first attempted the Iditarod in 2003 and, although she did not complete it, this rookie only fell 200 miles short of finishing the 1,000 mile race. I respect Debbie’s way of thinking and connecting with her dogs. She’s not heavy-handed and cares that her team finishes (or not) in good spirits. Her husband, Mark, finished the Iditarod the following year. Not to be outdone by her son (who completed the Junior Iditarod) and husband, Debbie was determined to try again in 2005. She faced numerous obstacles, from the stomach flu to her dogs rebelling and refusing to run, but that did not sway her perseverance.

I enjoyed the details of the prep work involved for preparing for such a grueling trek, and the connection that Debbie has with each of her dogs is so evident as she describes each one’s personality and strengths.

Narrator Emily Durante is new to me, and I think she aptly conveyed Debbie’s highs and lows. Her pacing was good, and her voice was fitting to Debbie’s character. Here's a sample of the narration:



MY RATING:

3 stars!! It was good, and I enjoyed it. Thanks again to Tantor Audio for the opportunity to review this audiobook!

This book qualifies as:

#31 for my 2017 You Read How Many Books Reading Challenge

#31 for my 2017 Outdo Yourself Reading Challenge

#31 for my 2017 Pages Read Challenge

#18 for my 2017 Audiobook Challenge

#18 for my Audio Books Reading Challenge 2017

#21 for my Women Challenge #5

#25 for my New Authors 2017 Reading Challenge

#26 for my 2017 New To Me Challenge

#5 for my 2017 New Release Challenge

#7 for my Read Harder Challenge
#17 for my The GWB 2017 Book Bingo

#13-2 for my 2017 Bookopoly

#13 for my 2017 Literary Escapes Challenge

#4 for my Monthly Mix-up Mania

#6 for my What An Animal Reading Challenge 2017

#3 for my Memoir Bingo Reading Challenge 2017
#9 for my Bookish Bingo Spring 2017

Task #4 for my Goodreads Spring 2017 Seasonal Scavenger Challenge

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It's Monday! What Are You Reading?

This weekly meme is hosted by Kathryn at Book Date.

I'm reading: 

Something from my review pile, which is also a good fit for the Spring into Horror Read-a-Thon.

TITLE: Shadows in the Mist

AUTHOR: Brian Moreland

PUBLISHER: Samhain Publishing, Ltd.

PUBLICATION DATE: September 4, 2012 (first published 2006)

FORMAT: Kindle edition
LENGTH: 372 pages

GENRE: Horror

ASIN: B007W4908U

The truth will not stay buried.

During World War II, Germany’s Hürtgen Forest was a killing field. But there was something worse than the enemy in the mist. An ancient power was waiting to prey upon those who opposed the Third Reich.
Jack Chambers survived the war, but even after all these years, he still has nightmares about Hürtgen—and the unholy horrors he battled there. Now he is determined to reveal the truth behind his platoon’s massacre and entrusts the task to his grandson, Sean. But Sean’s quest sets him in a deadly race against those who wish to bury the truth forever—and those who plan to use it to unleash hell on Earth.

Something from the library. I'm a big Alice Cooper fan, though I'm not a fan of golf!

TITLE: Alice Cooper, Golf Monster: A Rock 'n' Roller's 12 Steps to Becoming a Golf Addict

AUTHOR: Alice Cooper

PUBLISHER: Crown Publishing Group (NY)

PUBLICATION DATE: May 1, 2007

FORMAT: Hardcover
LENGTH: 260 pages

GENRE: Autobiography/Memoir

ISBN: 9780307382658

The man who invented shock rock tells the amazing and, yeah, shocking story of how he slayed his thirsty demons--with a golf club. It started one day when Cooper was watching a Star Trek rerun between concerts, bored and drunk on a quart-of-whiskey-a-day habit; a friend dragged the rocker out of his room and suggested a round of golf. Cooper has been a self-confessed golf addict ever since. Today he and his band still tour the world, playing some one hundred gigs a year . . . and three hundred days out of that year, Cooper is on the course.

Alice Cooper, Golf Monster is Cooper's tell-all memoir; in it he talks candidly about his entire life and career, as well as his struggles with alcohol, how he fell in love with the game of golf, how he dried out at a sanitarium back in the late '70s, and how he put the last nails in his addiction's coffin by getting up daily at 7 a.m. to play 36 holes.

Alice has hilarious, touching, and sometimes surprising stories about so many of his friends: Led Zeppelin and the Doors, George Burns and Groucho Marx, golf legends like John Daly and Tiger Woods . . . everyone is here from Dali to Elvis to Arnold Palmer.

This is the story of Cooper's life, and also a story about golf. He rose from hacker to scratch golfer to serious Pro Am competitor and on to his status today as one of the best celebrity golfers around--all while rising through the rock 'n' roll ranks releasing platinum albums and selling out arenas with his legendary act.

Something from my bookshelf. This is my vintage 1970 edition, which I've kept from my childhood! I'm reading it aloud to my daughter, and our plan is to make our way through the whole series. This is a re-read for me, but I honestly don't remember a thing about it! It read it when I was young.

TITLE: The Marvelous Land of Oz

SERIES: Oz, Book #2
AUTHOR: L. Frank Baum 

PUBLISHER: Scholastic

PUBLICATION DATE: 1970 (first published 1904)

FORMAT: Paperback
LENGTH: 192 pages

GENRE: Children's Fiction, Classics, Fantasy

ISBN: 0590085654

"You'll never bother me again," says Mombi the witch, "once you drink this magic brew."

"What'll it do?" cries poor Tip.

"It will turn you into a marble statue!"

Tip's heart beats wildly.

Can a mere boy escape from a witch's evil power?

But this is Oz -- the marvelous, magical land where anything can happen!

I'm listening to:

Something from my TBR mountain, which I thought was also a good fit for Spring into Horror Read-a-Thon with its werewolves and vampires.

TITLE: Iron Kissed

SERIES: Mercy Thompson, Book #3
AUTHOR: Patricia Briggs
NARRATOR: Lorelei King

PUBLISHER: Penguin Audio

PUBLICATION DATE: November 1, 2009 (first published January 2, 2008)

FORMAT: Unabridged audiobook

LENGTH: 9 hrs and 12 mins

GENRE: Urban Fantasy

When her former boss and mentor is arrested for murder and left to rot behind bars by his own kind, it's up to shapeshifting car mechanic Mercy Thompson to clear his name, whether he wants her to or not. And she'll have to choose between the two werewolves in her life-whether she wants to or not.

I just finished:

TITLE: Eve

SERIES: Eve, Book #1
AUTHOR: Anna Carey

PUBLISHER: HarperTeen

PUBLICATION DATE: October 4, 2011

FORMAT: Paperback
LENGTH: 318 pages

GENRE: Young Adult, Science Fiction/Dystopia

ISBN: 9780062114181

The year is 2032, 16 years after a deadly virus wiped out most of the earth's population. The night before 18-year-old Eve's graduation from her all-girls school she discovers what really happens to new graduates, and the horrifying fate that awaits her.

TITLE: Fast into the Night: A Woman, Her Dogs, and Their Journey North on the Iditarod Trail

AUTHOR: Debbie Clarke Moderow
NARRATOR: Emily Durante

PUBLISHER: Tantor Audio

PUBLICATION DATE: March 7, 2017 

FORMAT: Unabridged audiobook

LENGTH: 7 hrs and 44 mins

GENRE: Autobiography/Memoir, Sports and Games/Sports

A captivating memoir of one woman's attempt to complete Alaska's legendary race, the Iditarod, led by her team of huskies with whom she forms a fascinating and inextricable bond and gains unique insights into canine behavior.

TITLE: The Elementals

AUTHOR: Michael McDowell
NARRATOR: R.C. Bray

PUBLISHER: Valancourt Books

PUBLICATION DATE: January 24, 2016 (first published 1981)

FORMAT: Unabridged audiobook

LENGTH: 8 hrs and 11 mins

GENRE: Horror

On a split of land cut off by the Gulf, three Victorian summer houses stand against the encroaching sand. Two of the houses at Beldame are still used. The third house, filling with sand, is empty...except for the vicious horror which is shaping nightmares from the nothingness that hangs in the dank, fetid air.

The McCrays and Savages, two fine Mobile families allied by marriage, have been coming to Beldame for years. This summer, with a terrible funeral behind them and a messy divorce coming up, even Luker McCray and little Indian down from New York are looking forward to being alone at Beldame.

But they won't be alone. For something there, something they don't like to think about, is thinking about them...and about all the ways to make them die.

What are you reading? Have you read any of these books and, if so, what did you think? Please let me know in the comments and, if you are also participating in this meme, leave me a link to your blog post so that I can stop by!

Stacking The Shelves and Sunday Post

This meme is hosted by Tynga over at Team Tynga's Reviews, which she describes as follows:

"Stacking The Shelves is all about the books we are adding to our shelves each week, sharing with you our excitement for our newest titles and maybe have you discover a new book in the process!"

Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on your blog and showcase books and things we have received. Share news about what is coming up on our blog for the week ahead. See rules here: Sunday Post Meme

Our warm weather has cooled off a bit. Yesterday, we actually had heavy snow flurries for about three hours! We broke a record with approximately 8 cm of snow (still waiting for the official word on the amount). I didn't take a picture of my place, but here's one that someone else took:

Thankfully, everything melted by afternoon...but still! Spring is always a bit unpredictable. We've even had blizzards in May!

If you missed it earlier, I have ARCs to swap. Check out MY POST to see if there's anything there that you'd like to read. If so, please let me know! I'd love to trade with someone. I will be adding to it once I have a chance to dig through boxes and bookshelves.

I received this audiobook for review:

Where Dead Men Meet
by Mark Mills

Thanks again to Blackstone Audio!


Recap: Last Week On The Blog

Sunday: Stacking the Shelves and Sunday Post

Monday: It's Monday! What Are You Reading?

Monday: Spring into Horror Read-a-Thon Starting Line

Tuesday: Top Ten Things That Will Make Me Want To Instantly Read A Book

Wednesday: Waiting On Wednesday: Skitter by Ezekiel Boone

Thursday: Audiobook Review: 5 out of 5 stars for Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost

What books have you added to your shelves this week? If you are also participating in either of these memes, please leave me the link to your blog post in the comments so that I can come and drool over all your goodies!