Stacking the Shelves (32)

Stacking the Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves or TBR piles, may it be physical or virtual.  This means you can include books you buy in a physical store, online, books you borrow from the library or friends, review books, gifts and of course, ebooks! The original meme was started over at Tynga's Reviews. I keep thinking I need a slow week or two but then again, there are worse habits right?  (At least that is what I keep telling myself).  Anyway, here we go!

On the ARC front, I received a couple which I am thrilled to have and read soon!


Never Broken: Jewel - I just posted this as my W.O.W. this week and then yesterday evening, received approval from Netgalley and Penguin.  It comes out next Tuesday and I am thrilled to have it.  I remember my husband introducing me to Jewel when we were dating and I have loved her ever since.
Wither: Amy Miles - Tell me that cover doesn't look out of place with the other 3?  This one is already out and I want to thank Red Coat PR.
The Teachings of Shirelle - Live Lessons from a Divine Knucklehead: Douglas Green -  First of all, those who know me...a dog.  Enough said.  But I couldn't pass off that title.  Smith Publishing is releasing this one November 17, 2015.
Pale Moon Walking: Paula Altenburg- Entangled Teen releases this on September 28, 2015. 

 
And I entered the 1-click danger zone again this week - and even paid full price for one, but in my defense, I have been waiting on it forever. 


Chapelwood (The Borden Dispatches #2): Cherie Priest - I loved the first book so much that I broke down and finally paid $9.99 to get this on my Kindle - almost unheard of.  But I do plan on reading it toward the end of the month so.....
Witches of Lychford: Paul Cornell - I saw this reviewed on someone's blog as part of R.I.P. and it sounded great so I grabbed it.  It was only $2.99 and I believe it's a novella - albeit a longer one.
Blood Call : Lilith Saintcrow - This was a daily deal last week and I had it on my watch list so I couldn't resist.
Strange Afterlives: A. Lee Martinez.  This is an anthology from a lot of great writers, but when I saw A. Lee Martinez's name and $1.99, I entered the 1-click zone.  I also fell in love with the cover.

So what did you get this week?  Let me know where I can see your stack so I can ease my guilt.

I hauled too many books again!!!!