IMM #22/Stacking the Shelves #3

Stacking the Shelves is hosted by Tynga's Review!


Hey Everyone!! :)

Sorry no video this month for my IMM/Stacking the Shelf post!  But I still have pictures to share with you what I got this month!! :)


From Publisher:


A HUGE Thank you to Gallery Books and Atria Books!!! Thank you thank you! I can't wait to read the ones I haven't already! :)

Swag:

A HUGE Thank you to Rachel Harris for the A Tale of Two Centuries Swag!! :) Can't wait to read it soon! :)


A HUGE Thank you to Jennifer Iacopelli for the #OBxers Swag!! I am SOOO looking forward to reading the second in Outer Banks Tennis Academy Series!! :)

Ebooks for Review:



So that's everything I got this month in books and book swag! :)

Now to my monthly recap:


They are all US ONLY, because shipping books outside the US is ridiculously expensive (it's over $12 for one book, just to ship it!)!

So that's it for this month! :)

I'll be back soon! :)

The Romance Bookie :)


Comments

  1. Kelly July 21, 2013 at 12:37 PM

    Ahh, you got The Unidentified Redhead! I LOVE Alice Clayton's books, especially after reading Wallbanger.
    Enjoy all your lovely books! (:

    My STS

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  2. JillynJuly 22, 2013 at 12:46 AM

    I just finished White Trash Beautiful earlier today, I can't wait to see your thoughts on it.

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