Here's my loot for this week:
The Cracks in the Kingdom by Jaclyn Moriarty - I read the first book in this series a while ago and was a bit underwhelmed by it until the very end when I was very definitely hooked into wanting to know what happens next.
Murder of Crows: a novel of The Others by Anne Bishop - I thought that I was done with urban fantasy when I read the first book in this series by Anne Bishop and loved it last year!
Somewhere in France by Jennifer Robson - I definitely have a WWI theme going on with my reading at the moment, and this is the next one.
Marco's Temptation by Fiona McArthur - The next book in the Sydney Harbour Hospital series.
A Feast for Crows by George R R Martin - I am actually half way through this but was never going to finish it in time so I ended up returning it and borrowing it again within a couple of minutes.
Jasmine Nights by Julia Gregson - I really liked Julia Gregson's other books but never actually got around to reading this one.
Blood Safari by Deon Meyer - Bree is a big fan of this author so when I was looking for a new audiobook and I saw this one I thought I would give it a go.
The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka by Clare Wright - This is one of the books that has been longlisted for the Stella Prize this year.
The Luminaries: a novel by Eleanor Catton - I went and heard this author speak in February and thought the book sounded interesting. I am not sure that I am going to get through it before it is time to renew it though.
Library Loot is hosted by Clare from The Captive Reader and Linda from Silly Little Mischief. Clare has the Mr Linky this week so head there to share your loot links.
Enjoy your loot!
ReplyDeleteI have Blood Safari on my TBR list, I bought it at a library sale and really need to get to it. I hope you like A Feast for Crows and A Star for Mrs. Blake (I just got that one last week for review). I love the nice eclectic mix of books you got, I never get just one genre either :)
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-Kimberly @ Turning the Pages
I won April Smith's book in a giveaway, so I'm looking forward to it, once it gets to me. It sounds interesting, historical. I will look forward to hear what you have to say about it. cheers. http://www.thecuecard.com/
ReplyDeleteI hope Somewhere in France is good! My libraries (I now belong to more than one council's!) don't have it, so it's on my wishlist.
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the haul, I'm impressed you could read that many books in a library cycle!
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