Stacking the Shelves #28

Welcome to Stacking the Shelves. Stacking the Shelves is a weekly meme hosted by Tynga at Tynga's Reviews. This is where we showcase books we have received or bought during the week.

HUGE, HUGE week. Not so much in physical books (I only got one), but I got a shit ton of e-books and e-arcs and oh lord is it stressing me out. The review pile is backing up again and I am freaking out. I promised myself I would NOT stress if I didn't get to a book for review this year, but I still feel bad because I requested them so the onus is on ME to do it right. Le sigh. But I digress. So the e-book stack is huge. On to the books.

From one of my very best friends, Giselle at Xpresso Reads, I received a finished hardcover copy of The Prey by Andrew Fukuda. I know most bloggers hated The Hunt, but i really liked it so I am looking forward to this one. Giselle sent it to me because she is NOT a fan. So thanks, Giselle!

First of all, I know I am on a book buying ban until the end of time. But Dan took me to Books a Million after much whining and begging from me and I set myself a three book limit. That was so hard because there were about 4 other books I wanted but I was good. The above picture is what I bought.

Everbound by Brodi Ashton

Venom by Fiona Paul

Sapphire Blue by Kerstin Gier

E-Books I Bought

Just in time for Australia Day, Kirsty Eager's books got put up on Amazon for purchase by Kindle.

Saltwater Vampires by Kirsty Eager

Dude I have wanted this book since I STARTED blogging. I'm on a book buying ban, but I had to make an exception for this book. And the rest of Eager's books. LOL.

Raw Blue by Kirsty Eager

Night Beach by Kirsty Eager

E-Books for Review

And like I mentioned, I got loaded up with e-arcs for review this week. And this isn't even the half of it. You should see how many requests I have left pending that haven't been approved yet. O_O

The Summer Prince by Alaya Dawn Johnson 

Thanks, Scholastic! (NetGalley)

Weather Witch by Shannon Delany

Thanks, St. Martin's! (NetGalley)

The Dead and Buried by Kim Harrington

Thanks, Scholastic! (NetGalley)

The Office of Mercy by Ariel Djanikian

Pitched to me by Penguin. I accepted since I wanted to read it anyway. I featured this on the blog on a Top Ten Tuesday a couple of months ago.

And that's it for me this week. Insane, huh? I hope I don't have another week like this for a loooong time. Not because I don't love books, but because I can feel the stress level rising. LOL. Leave me a comment and I will try to come visit your posts. Until next week, HAPPY READING!! :D