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

This week I picked up MORE books.  I don't know why but when I went to the library, I couldn't help grabbing more books.  GAH.  I am currently reading book # 194 and will need to read 6 more to hit my goal for the year.  I am sure I can do it, but after that my plan was to slow down a bit on reading.  Instead I keep grabbing more books to add to the pile.  Here is what I go this week....

From the Libary:

Shadow Kiss by Richelle Mead
Blood Promise by Richelle Mead
Mistress of the Monarchy by Alison Weir
Nefertiti by Michelle Moran

From NetGalley: 
Ripper by Amy Carol Reeves

What books did you pick up this week?

Comments

  1. I can't pass of library books either. I went last week and got two mysteries I had not read.

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  2. I love the Vampire Academy series! Adrian Ivashkov is the hottest book guy ever. ENJOY! I love the library. I always have like 20 books from them :-)

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  3. Great books this week! I loved the Vampire Academy series and Ripper looks really good. Happy reading!

    Stop by my IMM!

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  4. shadow kiss is my favorite in the VA series !
    happy readings :)

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  5. I agree! Shadow Kiss is very good, I wasnt too thrilled with Blood Promise, tough :\

    Happy reading!

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