Stacking the Shelves [304]

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As always, I have a couple of books to tease you with. My full stack is, also as always, over at Reading Reality.

I have three books for you today, for three different reasons. One because I love the series, one because I can't believe that publishers are posting egalleys for books that are not due to be published until next year, and one because it's just so pretty. I try not to judge books by their covers, but this one is simply gorgeous.

The Light Over London by Julia Kelly

The story for this one, while not exactly original, certainly sounds interesting. But what I really can't believe is that this book won't be published until January, 2019.

The Privilege of Peace by Tanya Huff

This one is from my previous week's stack, but I can't resist sharing it because I love this series so much. If you like military or quasi-military SF with terrific kickass heroines, you have to meet Gunnery Sergeant Torin Kerr of the United Space Force Marines. She's marvelous, and so is her epic story.

Tiffany Blues by M.J. Rose

The cover is utterly gorgeous. The book looks like lovely historical fiction, but I fell in love with the cover and couldn't resist picking up the book. I wonder how many other people are going to grab this one for the cover alone, because it's just so, so beautiful.

We do judge books by their covers sometimes after all.

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Marlene is the perpetrator of the book blog Reading Reality, as well as a librarian and freelance writer currently living in Atlanta (after stops in Chicago, Seattle, Florida and Anchorage, not necessarily in that order. Her house full of books also contains her husband, also in the library biz, and two cats who really run the place.