At the beginning of the month, I had to renew my irewards membership. They actually sent me a letter before my trip to tell me how much I saved... 154.01$ Guess it is worth to be a member LOL. Although I know my buying books habit has changed a lot this year... I still renewed it and we'll see next year.
Here is what I got this week...
In the mail:
13 by Kelley Armstrong - Yay!! Final book of the series - for now. I'm excited to read this one... I just don't know if I should go back and read what I missed, LOL. Probably, right?
Haven by Kay Hooper - I'm reading this one right now. I'm just sooo happy Ms Hooper has finally released a new book! It's been two years and I needed my fix! LOL.
All Seeing Eye by Rob Thurman - This is a new UF series by Ms Thurman. I've really enjoyed her Cal Leandros series and I like her writing in general. I think this is going to be a bit similar to Ms Hooper's FBI SCU series in the sense that the main character is psychic... Looking forward to reading it :)
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At the bookstores:
The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires by Molly Harper - I love the Jane Jamison series by Ms Harper. I'm not as fond of vampires as werewolves, but Ms Harper makes them fun :) I do hope this spin-off series is not too similar though.
Almost a Scandal by Elizabeth Essex - This book features one of my favorite themes, the cross-dressing heroine :) I think this is Ms Essex' debut novel, so hopefully, it'll be a solid effort :)
The Secret Mistress by Mary Balogh - Massmarket paperback release of The Secret Mistress. This book is connected to More Than a Mistress which I read and loved. Angeline does appear in that book and she was such a character and I was curious about her romance with Edward, so was very happy when I found out that Ms Balogh has decided to re-visit those characters :)
A Woman Made for Pleasure by Michele Sinclair - I've read a book by Ms Sinclair and enjoyed it, but have not been keeping up with her. I have to admit the reason why I picked up this one was the cover was so striking. Hopefully, the story will be good :)
Wild Texas Rose by Jodi Thomas - I don't love Ms Thomas' western romances as much as her contemporary ones, but this is Duck's book! I definitively want to read his romance! :)
A Lady Can Never be Too Curious by Mary Wine - Well kudos to Kensington for coming up with great covers. I have no idea what the story is about and I've never read Ms Wine, although I'm pretty sure she mostly writes historical... It'll be an interesting book to read!
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Pretty good haul right? LOL, if it was an Olympic discipline, I'm sure I would medal :P