In My Mailbox (2/4 to 2/9)

In My Mailbox is hosted by Kristi at The Story Siren.

Physical Copies for Review:

~ Let the Sky Fall by Shannon Messenger 

BIGGEST surprise of the week!! So excited to read it!

~ Operation Oleander by Valerie O. Patterson

I'll be part of a blog tour for this one in early March. Anyhow, looks very promising! 

~ Play On by Marilynn Halas

First YA book from 4 Sunflowers Media. Curious to see how it is.

~ The Saint of Lost Dogs by Nick Trout 

First and foremost, I adore the cover of this one. That dog is adorable! Anyhow, sounds good!

Bought: 

~ Heartbeat by Faith Sullivan 

Ever since I first heard about this one, I've been dying to read it! Plus Faith is an absolute sweetheart.  

eBooks for Review:

 

~ Life on Loan by Adrianne James

This one sounds incredibly promising as well, and it's been getting fabulous reviews so far.

~Dirty Blood by Heater Hildenbrand 

I usually stay away from werewolf books but this one sounded too good to pass up.

Much thanks goes to Heather, Adrianne, Simon Pulse, Blue Ship Media, Goodman Media, Hyperion. 

In My Mailbox (1/28 to 2/2)

In My Mailbox is hosted by Kristi at The Story Siren.

Physical Review Copies:

Finding Cherokee Brown by Siobhan Curham 

I adored Siobhan's other book Dear Dylan, so I'm beyond excited to read this one! Plus my review for Dear Dylan is quoted on one of the first pages. :) 

P.K. Pinkerton and the Petrified Man by Caroline Lawrence  

Apparently this is the third in a series. I've never heard of it before, and it doesn't really seem like something I'd be interested in... so giveaway soon, possibly?

Who Done It?

BEYOND excited to read this one! Also, this is Soho teen's second book, which is awesome!

eBook Review Copies: 

 

 

 

Radiant by Christina Daley

Contemporary with a taste of super powers...What's not to love about that?

The Bridge of Dead Things by Michael Gallagher

This is about mediums, which is a topic I feel that there's not enough of in YA/Middle Grade lit.

Somebody Up There Hates You by Hollis Seamon

This is one of the first books in Algonquin Young Readers's new teen line, and I'm beyond excited to give it a try! Seems like a mix between something Jay Asher and John Green would write.

If You Could Be Mine by Sara Farizan

Another addition to Algonquin Young Readers's line. Also very excited to read it.

The Night Has Teeth (The Magdeburg Trilogy, #1) by Kat Kruger

This one looks creepy and mysterious.

One Traveler by Alison Treat

A historical fiction read taking place around the area of PA I currently live in...color me intrigued.

Much thanks goes to Alison, Fierce Ink Press, Algonquin, Michael, Christina, Soho Press, Egmont UK, and Penguin Young Readers.

In My Mailbox (1/22 to 1/26)

In My Mailbox was started by Kristi at The Story Siren.

eBooks for review:

The Moon and More by Sarah Dessen

Read it as soon as I was approved for it on Netgalley, and oh my god, it was AMAZING! I loved the setting, even though it has me craving summer even more now! The characters were great as well...charming, witty, and most importantly, realistic. The only thing I was a big fan of was the romance aspect, but I'll get to that in my official review...Anyhow, until then, you MUST add this to your wish list! I demand it!

As I Close My Eyes (Breaking Fate, #1) by Sarah DiCello 

First off, Sarah's a fellow resident of PA! So yay for that! :) But anyhow, this one as well as its sequel look great! I'm especially curious about the whole dreams of another person's life when sleeping part.

As I Wake (Breaking Fate, #2) by Sarah DiCello 

My Wolf's Bane by Veronica Blade 

As soon as I heard about this one, I knew I had to read it! Plus it's been getting fabulous reviews.

Otherborn by Anna Silver  

The cover of this one? Super creepy but eye-catching! More importantly, it's a dystopian which makes it a must read for me.

Obscura Burning by Suzanne van Rooyen

The plot of this seems really unique. A new planet forming? A person living two lives? Sign me up for sure!

Little White Lies by Erin Lawless

*no cover available* 

This one contains 7 different POVs, and while I would normally run screaming from that, I'm actually kind of intrigued. 

Much thanks goes to Erin, Suzanne, Anna, Veronica, Sarah, and Penguin Young Readers/Netgalley! 

In My Mailbox (1/14 to 1/19)

In My Mailbox was started by Kristi at The Story Siren.

Physical Review Copies:

~The Indigo Spell by Richelle Mead

I read Bloodlines last week and thought it was superb so as soon as I'm done with The Golden Lily, I'm starting this! I'm beyond excited!! :)

~  Scent of Darkness by Margot Berwin

Ended up reading this past week. It was different but a good different. Plus the setting was kick arse! Look for my review coming  in the next week or so. 

eBook Review Copies:

~ Georgetown Academy: Book One by Jessica Koosed Etting & Alyssa Embree Schwartz

Looks like a Gossip Girl/ A List kind of book so I'm curious to see how it will turn out. Oh and look for a fun little promotion I have for it coming this February!

~ The Office of Mercy by Ariel Djanikian

This one has been compared to The Hunger Games so that's reason enough in my opinion to why I said yes to the review request.

~ Blud and Magick by Preston Norton

Looks different! And that cover is super creepy; don't you think?

~ The Holders by Julianna Scott

Heard some pretty awesome things about this one as well! I'll be part of the blog tour for it in March. :)

Much thanks goes to Preston North, Penguin, Coliloquy, Backer Blair PR, Angry Robot, and Random House! 

In My Mailbox (12/31 to 1/5)

In My Mailbox was started by Kristi at The Story Siren.

For Review (Physical Copies):

~ Crash (Visions #1) by Lisa McMann

It's been a while since I read a book by Lisa so I'm looking forward to giving her new series a try!

~ Nobody by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Ever since I read Jennifer's last book, Every Other Day, I've been dying to read more by her! This one looks great, but I'm a little worried since it's been getting mixed reviews. 

 

eBook Review Copies:

~ The Paparazzi Project by Kristina Springer 

I really enjoyed Kristina's first book, and this one looks like another great one.

~ 13 (Tallent & Lowery Book #1) by Amy Lignor

This one looks different but in a good way of course! Plus it's been getting some wonderful reviews!

Much thanks goes to Kristina, Amy, Simon Pulse, and Media Master Publicity!

Contest Reminder:

~ Don't forget to enter my giveaway for copies of Every Other Day and Nobody as well as my giveaway for an eBook addition of The End of the World as We Know It (which ends today!). 

In My Mailbox (163)

In My Mailbox was started by Kristi at The Story Siren.

Outside In by Chrissie Keighery (unsolicited review copy)- Looks good!

Dream Watchman: Quest for the Missing Tailsman by Tina Roberts- Really looking forward to this one!

Night Sky by Jolene B. Perry- This one is supposed to be really sweet and romantic. 

Spectral by Shannon Duffy- Been waiting for this one for ages!

Until I Die by Amy Plum- So excited! I loved the first one.

The Boo Hag by David Morgan- Looks really creepy, and sometimes creepy is what I want in a book. :)

True Love Way by Nancy Scrofano- Cute, romantic comedy type book? Sign me up for sure! :)

The Vampire Underground by Brian Rowe- I've already read the first couple of chapters and it's great so far!

Much thanks goes to Tribute Books, HarperCollins/Edelweiss, David Morgan, Lucie at Simon & Fig, Brian Rowe, Tina, and Shara at IPG!

Have a great week everyone!

In My Mailbox (162)

In My Mailbox was started by Kristi at The Story Siren.

Dear Dylan by Siobhan Curham (You can find my review HERE and an interview with Siobhan HERE)
Pizza, Love, and Other Stuff That Made Me Famous by Kathryn Williams
Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen by Donna Gephart
Timeless by Alexandra Monir
The Shoemaker's Wife by Adriana Trigiani (You can find my review HERE)
Somebody to Love by Kristan Higgins
The Immortal Rules by Julie Kagawa 

Wuftoom by Mary G. Thompson

With Dear Dylan also came some pretty exciting news: I was quoted on the insideof the book, the press release, AND on the front cover! :)

The Girl in the Clockwork Collar (Steampunk Chronicles, #2) by Kady Cross

Dark Kiss by Michelle Rowen

  

Kill Me Softly by Sarah Cross

Sunrise Point by Robyn Carr

Much thanks goes to Egmont, Harlequin Teen, Harlequin, Netgalley, Siobhan and Egmont UK, Random House, Macmillan, HMH!

I've gotten a lot of great books in the last few weeks, but which one should I read first?! Let me know in the comments. :)

In My Mailbox (160 & 161)

In My Mailbox was started by Kristi at The Story Siren.

Finished Copies for Review:

   

Heft by Liz Moore- Different than my usual type of read but I'm still really excited about it! 

Second Skin by Judith Graves

From Netgalley:

 

A Temptation of Angels by Michelle Zink- Absolutely amazing! You all HAVE to read this book! 

Talisman Of El by Alecia Stone- Looks good!

 

Girl Unmoored by Jennifer Gooch Hummer- I've heard SO MANY good things about this one!

Monstrous Beauty by Elizabeth Fama- Love the cover!

Shadow and Bone (The Grisha, #1) by Leigh Bardugo- The fact that Veronica Roth blurbed this one is a good enough reason alone to read it. The fact that it's been getting great reviews just adds to the awesomeness. 

eBooks for Review:

 

Lightbringer by K.D. McEntire- Looks great!

Fair Coin by E.C. Myers- As does this one!

 

Thief's Covenant by Ari Marmell- Seen some fabulous reviews for this one!

Eden's Root by Rachel Fisher- Haven't heard much about this one but I'm still looking forward to giving it a try. 

Much thanks goes to Rachel Fisher, the people at Pyr books, Netgalley, Macmillan, Book Sparks PR, Centrinian Publishing, Penguin Young Readers, Judith Graves, and W. W. Norton & Company! 

Have a great week everyone!