Good morning! I hope you’ve all had a great week in reading! This week it’s just Kristy who received some books. I had a super quiet week, which is good because I have plenty to still read! haha
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In Kristy’s mailbox this week:
The Twin’s Daughter - Lauren Baratz-Logsted
Thank you to Bloomsbury for this book!! :)
Lucy is stunned when her mother’s identical twin sister shows up at the front door. Separated at birth, the twins have led dramatically different lives and Lucy’s mother, Aliese, will do anything to make it up to Helen. But Lucy soon suspects that Helen enjoys being mistaken for her mother a bit too much. Then, on New Year’s Day, Lucy finds her mother and aunt tied to chairs in the parlor. One has been brutally murdered-but which twin has died?
The Kiss: An Anthology of Love and Other Close Encounters - C.A. Newsome
A kiss is a simple communication. It can also be an exchange, a betrayal, an assault, a promise, a hope…or it could be a goodbye. The intimacy of a kiss cannot be denied. Whether shared, stolen or simply dreamed of, its recipient will be affected. Thirty-one stories by authors from around the world will tease your imagination as you anticipate ‘The Kiss’ in each weird or wonderful tale.
This cross-genre anthology contains stories by Kate Aaron, Saxon Andrew, Jacques Antoine, Alison Blake, E. B. Boggs, Shirley Bourget, Ben Cassidy, Jason Deas, Sharon Delarose, Meghan Ciana Doidge, Suzy Stewart Dubot, Corrie Fischer, Brandon Hale, Traci Tyne Hilton, Colleen Hoover, Mona Ingram, J. L. Jarvis, Elizabeth Jasper, Anna J. McIntyre, Jess Mountifield, C. A. Newsome, S. Patrick O’Connell, Suzie O’Connell, Jeanette Raleigh, J. R. C. Salter, Molly Snow, Holli Marie Spaulding, Cleve Sylcox, Robert Thomas, Chris Ward and George Wier.
That is all from us this week, what did you receive in your mailboxes? Let me know - leave your links in the comments section below!
That first one sounds really good!!
I got a bunch of books recently, but the post is scheduled for tomorrow. Then everyone can see ALL the pretties (it includes the massive pack I got from Allen and Unwin).