Stacking the Shelves (721)

There are some fascinating covers in this week’s stack. Not so much pretty, but a lot of pretty interesting!

Back for Blood somehow manages to be both a bit pretty and a bit pretty creepy in this cover. It looks pretty at first, then you get a good look at the images and it flips to pretty creepy.

Odette Rising looks like the closest cover to really pretty. But I really love the style of The Dungeon Book – and probably the book as well, as that’s the one I’m most curious about. I’m also seriously wondering about Ebenezer Scrooge: Ghost Hunter, but that’s more in the vein of wondering WTF really, really hard.

There are three books here I’m looking forward to read. In fact, I’ve been looking forward to each of them for quite some time at this point. They are Believer, because I fell really hard into the first two books in the series,  A Case of Fear and Favor, because the first two books in that series were just such terrific mysteries and Those Who Are Gone because I adore the author’s work and found the first book in this series interesting enough to want to see how it continues.

What books have caught your eye in YOUR stack this week?

For Review:
Back for Blood: Never Whistle at Night Part II edited by Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst Jr.
Believer (Prairie Nightingale #3) by Ruthie Knox and Annie Mare
The Birthing Tree by Amanda Peters
A Case of Fear and Favor (Trials of Gabriel Ward #3) by Sally Smith
Crescendo by Robert J. Harris
Crucible by John Sayles
A Date with Death by Kelly Creagh
Dead Batteries by Kate Maupin
Drive Me Crazy by Lizzy Dent
The Dungeon Book by Gareth Hanrahan
Ebenezer Scrooge: Ghost Hunter by J.S. Barnes
Friends and Family by Natalie Baszile
Grim Tidings (Ghosted #2) by B.K. Borison
Indie Darling by Lauren Nossett
Jirel of Joiry: and Selected Stories by C.L. Moore
The Method by Matthew Quirk
The Minimalist by Kailee Pedersen
Odette Rising by Julianne Edwards
The Rainy Day Bookshop by RaeAnne Thayne
Those Who Are Gone (Raquel Laing #2) by Laurie R. King
Upstate by Kim van Alkemade


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15 thoughts on “Stacking the Shelves (721)”

  1. I only added one to my stack this week, which I am fine with. My mood has been all over the place, and I am struggling to figure out what to read. I hope you enjoy all of these when you get a chance to read them.

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