In Our Mailboxes

As always, a big thank you to The Story Siren for hosting In My Mailbox every week =)

Once again my In My Mailbox contribution is really an accumulation of books that I've acquired since my last post. I'd vowed to learn how to vlog before my next one but it hasn't happened yet, thanks to a pesky little thing called my dissertation. Unfortunately, I'm still low-tech so here's my February haul. (Some of them are e-books so they're not in the picture.)

Bought:

Hidden by Kelley Armstrong (it finally came!)
Dark Time by Dakota Banks
Wicked Enchantment by Anya Bast
Witch Fire by Anya Bast
Empire State by Adam Christopher
Undone Deeds by Mark Del Franco
Cold Fire by Kate Elliott
Hard Magic by Laura Anne Gilman
Something Wicked This Way Comes by Kim Harrison
Black Wings by Christina Henry
Aftertime by Sophie Littlefield
Rebirth by Sophie Littlefield
Horizon by Sophie Littlefield
Iron Witch by Karen Mahoney
As Lie the Dead by Kelly Meding
Dead Man Walking by Stefan Petrucha
Grave Dance by Kalayna Price
Sins of the Demon by Diana Rowland
My Life as a White Trash Zombie by Diana Rowland

For review:

Deliverance by Dakota Banks
Summoning the Night by Jenn Bennett
Darkness Dawns by Dianne Duvall
Night Reigns by Dianne Duvall
Dark Frost by Jennifer Estep
Black Howl by Christina Henry
Fated by Benedict Jacka
Daughter of the Centaurs by Kate Klimo
A Sliver of Shadow by Allison Pang
Shades of Gray by L.M. Pruitt
Shades of Desire by L.M. Pruitt

But don't go away yet because Christine also has some books to share:

In Christine's mailbox

For review:

Darkest Knight by Karen Duvall
The Hunt by Andrew Fukada
Sacrificial Magic by Stacia Kane
Raven Calls by C.E. Murphy

Posted by jenn at 17:11

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Born and raised in the Toronto area, Jenn moved to St. John's, Newfoundland, eight years ago for school. She's still in school (thankfully on another degree!), now trapped in her dissertation. When she's not dissertating, which happens more often than it should, Jenn spends her time reading, watching movies, playing volleyball, travelling, and enjoying the local music scene. Her latest addictions: yoga and Almond Crunch cereal.