New Books On My Shelf #68

I haven't done a New Books On My Shelf post in ages, since my Frankfurt Book Fair haul to be exact. I'm sure I left out one or two books that I didn't showcase before my book fair post, but are no less loved than the others. The books you see below are the books I got over the past six weeks.

The Taking by Kimberly Derting (Edelweiss/Read)

Racing Savannah by Miranda Kenneally (Netgalley/Read)

Captive by A.D. Robertson (Netgalley/Read)

A Need So Beautiful by Suzanne Young (Bought - Kindle)

The Madman's Daughter by Megan Shepherd (Bought - Kindle)

Let It Snow by Maureen Johnson, John Green, Lauren Myracle (Bought - Kindle/Read)

This Song Will Save Your Life by Leila Sales (Bought - Kindle)

The Burning Sky by Sherry Thomas (Bought - Kindle)

Allegiant by Veronica Roth (Bought - Kindle/Read)

Allegiant by Veronica Roth (Bought/Read)

Winter's Kiss by Catherine Hapka, Jennifer Echols (Bought)

Winter Town by Stephen Emond (Bought)

Jessica Darling's IT List by Megan McCafferty (Bought/Read)

The Secret Dreamworld of A Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella (Bought)

Uninvited by Sophie Jordan (For Review - Many thanks to Harper Collins International for this epic book package!)

Split Second by Kasie West (For Review)

Infinite by Jodie Meadows (For Review)

Evertrue by Brodi Ashton (For Review)

Into the Still Blue by Veronica Rossi (For Review)

Panic by Lauren Oliver (For Review)

Ripper by Isabel Allende (For Review)

When The Guns Fall Silent by James Riordan (For Review - Thanks to OUP!)

Unbreakable by Kami Garcia (For Review - Thanks to Simon & Schuster UK/Read)

All Our Yesterdays by Cristin Terrill (Won - Thanks to Disney Hyperion/Read)

A Gift To Remember by Melissa Hill (For Review - Thanks again to Simon & Schuster UK!/Read)

Teardrop by Lauren Kate (For Review - Thank you Random House UK/Currently reading)

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Travelling to Ireland - YA Books set in Ireland

I've been dreaming about travelling to Ireland for about ten years and this road trip is finally happening now! I'm leaving tomorrow with two friends and will be back in two weeks. Can't wait! Here's the route we are taking. Do you have tips? What should we do? T H E R O U T E As I was planning the route I started wondering if there were any YA books set in Ireland. And I actually found four books. Can you think of another YA story set in Ireland or Northern Ireland? I'll add them to my list here. YA set in Ireland CARRIER OF THE MARK & SHADOW OF THE MARK by Leigh Fallon Their love was meant to be. When Megan Rosenberg moves to Ireland, everything in her life seems to fall into place. After growing up in America, she's surprised to find herself feeling at home in her new school. She connects with a group of friends, and she is instantly drawn to darkly handsome Adam DeRÍs. But Megan is about to discover that her feelings for Adam are tied to a fate t...

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Cover Reveal: Thomas (Le Beau Brothers #4) by V.A. Dold

Thomas by V.A. Dold Julia is happy with her place in the shifter community as the owner of the famous shifter bar, The Backwater. But the life she's created for herself isn't enough to satisfy her crazy-ass mother, Lucinda, who shops her and her sister Krystal around to the pure blood shifters like a piece of meat. Only a born shifter mate is good enough for her girls. Thomas James has his hands full as the shifter king's head of security. He certainly wasn’t looking for a girlfriend during the first annual shifter gathering. He had the king and queen to protect, not skirts to chase. A childhood of emotional and physical abuse by his birth father has left Thomas emotionally unavailable and uninterested in romantic relationships. His father Tim’s cruelty to his mother and brother molded him into an extremely protective person. No one messes with his loved ones without answering to him. Even though Julia and Thomas are destined to be mates. The obstacles s...

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Mini Reviews #21

Any fans here of SPELLBOUND by Cara Lynn Shultz? If you haven't read its sequel you should definitely get to it now. THE VESPERTINE by Saundra Mitchell could be a book for readers who enjoy historical YA. And the third mini review is for Anna Sheehan's A LONG, LONG SLEEP, a Sleeping Beauty re-telling of the cheerless kind. Spellcaster by Cara Lynn Shultz Emma and Brendan finally broke the old curse that burdened their love, but a new enemy is coming for them, intending to use their powers for her own evil plans. SPELLCASTER is the second and last book in the SPELLBOUND series. Emma and Brendan's romance intensifies a bit, but not as much as one could've hoped for in a sequel. They might have lost some of their original magic in consequence of too much secret-keeping and not trusting the other to be strong enough to handle any upcoming difficulties. It was still good to see them again, spending more time together, as Brendan and Emma have a natural charm as a couple tha...

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