Stacking the Shelves is a weekly meme hosten by Tynga’s Reviews and Reading Reality, all about sharing the books you have aquired in the last week.
The start of the month means new kindle sales, which means that I’ve already bought far too many books. I haven’t even looked at the summer sale yet so I’ll definitely be buying more in the near future.
What have you added to your shelves this week?
Have you read any of these books? What should I read first?
Stacking the Shelves is a weekly meme hosten by Tynga’s Reviews and Reading Reality, all about sharing the books you have aquired in the last week.
I have been extremely restrained for the last week and only bought three kindle books!! These are all books that I’ve seen great reviews for and blog tours recently and I had to get them.
The Closer I Get – I’ve seen so many great reviews for this recently, and once I saw that it had and LGBT character I was sold. It seems like a pretty intenste psychological thriller, and I hope I’ll enjoy it as much as everyone else has.
The Dream House – I already have every book by Jess Ryder in my TBR, but I’ve yet to read any of them. It does mean that if I like this I can dive straight into the back catalogue.
Don’t Ever Tell– This is another psychological thriller (seemingly my favourite genre recently). The plot for this immediately intrigued me, and the reviews meant that I had to get it.
The End of the Line – This sounds like a really interesting horror/fantasy novel. This is the author’s first novel so I have no clue what to expect, but it’s been a while since I read anything from this genre so I’m quite excited.
We Were Sisters – I’m extremely grateful to Bookouture for approving my requests even though I’m still a tiny blog. We Were Sisters sounds like an amzing thriller which I’m really looking forward to reading.
I didn’t plan on buying these, but I was shopping and they were on offer. I have no self-control when it comes to books.
The Whisper Man – This is another book that I’ve seen great reviews for recently. This sounds like an eerie mystery that promises to keep my on the edge of my seat.
Keep You Close – The blurb for this is excellent. I enjoy books that explore the relationship between the parent and child when the child is accused/guilty of something.
Everything I’ve bought this week is because I’ve seen other bloggers reviewing, so I’m blaming all of you.
Tickets for Edinburgh Book Festival went on sale this week, and I have tickets for eight events. I own a couple of the books, but most I borrowed from the library, or have on my kindle so I need to start buying / saving up for physical copies of books so I can get them signed.
What have you added to your shelves this week? Have you read any of these books? Which should I read first?
Stacking the Shelves is a weekly meme hosten by Tynga’s Reviews and Reading Reality, all about sharing the books you have aquired in the last week.
Come Back For Me – I’ve seen a lot of good reviews for this and it sounds like a really interesting mystery so I’m hoping it will live up to expectations.
The Girl Before You – I love a good psychological thriller. I’ve seen mixed reviews for this, but most have been positive so hopefully it will be interesting.
I received a copy of The Perfect Betrayal for a blog tour. I’ve already read this and absolutely loved it. My review will be posted on Thursday.
The Darkest Truth – This was released at the beginning of the year and doesn’t have many reviews, but does have a 4 star average on Goodreads. The plot of this sounds quite intriguing.
The Copycat – This sounds like a dark thriller, another book with very few reviews on Goodreads but has promising reviews and it sounds like something I’ll really enjoy.
Trance – This sounds really interesting. I’ve read something with a similar plot and I’m hoping this one is just as good.
I’ve seen a lot of reviews for Dead Memories recently so when this, and Dead Souls were on offer in the kindle store I bought both of them. I already have a few of the other books in the series, but I haven’t read any of them yet, so hopefully I’ll start the series soon.
I may need to slow down my book buying to match how fast I actually read, but I’ll read them all eventually.
What have you added to your shelves this week? Have you read any of these books? Are there any I should move to the top of my TBR?
Stacking the Shelves is a weekly meme hosten by Tynga’s Reviews and Reading Reality, all about sharing the books you have aquired in the last week. As this is my first week, I’m going to do the books I’ve bought in the last fortnight, and then continue weekly.
Most of these are books that I’ve bought after seeing reviews on different blogs
I’ve seen a lot of reviews for Tick Tock in the last few weeks, so I have this and Hush Hush, the first in the series. I read a few books by Mel Sherratt earlier in the year
Her Sister’s Lie – This is another book that I’ve seen a few reviews for. This promises to be full of suspense and mystery.
The First Mistake – I’ve seen a lot of reviews promising that this book is full of suspense and twists so I’m really looking forward to this.
Mine – I’d been in two minds about whether to buy this for a while, and I finally gave into the urge.
The Last Stage – A dark psychological thriller with great reviews, added to my TBR straight away.
Have You Seen Her? – There have been a lot of reviews praising this. The missing child storyline is a standard crime storyline but one I usually find engrossing.
Someone is Lying – Another book with a lot of great reviews recently. I’ve read a few books by Jenny Blackhurst now, and this one looks to be an interesting twist on the classic whodunnit.
Unfollow Me – This sounds really interesting and the blurb doesn’t give too much away so I’m quite excited about this.
Riverflow – This arrived in the post for a book tour next month. I’ve never read anything from this author so I don’t have any expectations going in and I’m really excited.
What have you added to your shelves this week? Are there any of these books that I should move to the top of my TBR?
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