Stacking the Shelves (156)/Sunday Post - Sit Back and Have a Cup of Something

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. And it now has a new co-host where individuals can link up as well - Marlene from Reading Reality.  Clicking on the book (or title) should take you to the Goodreads page.  I'm also now linking up with the Sunday Post which is hosted by Kimberly@Caffeinated Book Reviewer. 

So it's been a busy book week here at The Farm but we are all bookworms and love books so that really shouldn't be a problem huh?  First up are two books I won in Goodreads' Giveaway and the third in a book an author sent me unsolicited.  I won "Mr. Flood's Last Resort" which sounds kind of quirky and is a mystery to boot and "Smothered" from Goodreads.  Diane Moat contacted me earlier this week about her new release.  I've been waiting forever for a sequel to "Dog Gone" and didn't even know she had one coming out.  She graciously sent me a copy of "Dog Fight" and it arrived Thursday.  I'M SO EXCITED FOR IT!

Next there were a couple of books I wanted but my library didn't have them. They have an on-line form you can fill out for requests and they actually ordered them and as of yesterday, I already have them in my greedy little hands.  I remember the late 80's and early 90's all too well and always thought Samantha Fox was an interesting character.  I like memoirs and it's fairly short so I think "Forever" might be interesting.  I've wanted "Outpost" since I first saw the cover and the dog lover in me couldn't resist the wolf on the cover of "The Wild Inside."

And finally it seems the Netgalley requests have been pouring in.  In my defense, I didn't get all of these this week and haven't showed the Netgalley books in several posts.  "The Witch of Willow Hall" is a historical fiction about witches so yep - sign me up.  "A People's History of the Vampire Uprising" doesn't sound like sparkly vampires so I'm on board for that too.  And a lot of people know I love Hunter Shea so I had to grab "Jurassic Florida."  

"Grounds for Remorse" is the second book in a cozy series, "Ghost Virus" is horror and "Burning Ridge" is in the Timber Creek K-9 Mystery series.  I couldn't pass it up.

So what books did you grab this week????