Stacking the Shelves: 7/11/20

Stacking The Shelves is a weekly (or in my case monthly) meme hosted by Tynga’s Reviews and it’s all about sharing the books you’ve added to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. You can include books you buy in a physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts, and of course ebooks!

---

Received for Review: 

The Lights of Prague by Nicole Jarvis
This is one of two books in this haul prominently featuring alchemy and awesome old world type settings. This also has some proper dark monster hunters. Thanks to Titan Books!

A Dance of Fate by Juliette Marillier
I’m thrilled to have another Juliet Marillier book in hand! I’m a bit sad I’ve waited so long to finally check out her work but now I can binge read. Thanks to Ace for the eARC.

People of the City by Marshall Ryan Maresca
Oh my! The final installment in the Maradaine Elite series! This hasn’t been my very favorite of the Maradaine series but it’s still quite good and I love that so many characters will be crossing over into this installment. Thanks to DAW for the eARC.

ORBIT GOODIES!!!

Chaos Vector by Megan E. O’Keefe
It’s going to take a little refresher on the events of the first book, but this looks to be an epic follow up. Love some good SciFi.

How to Rule and Empire and Get Away with It by K.J. Parker
AHHH!!! Can’t wait to see how this turns out!!! I never expected a sequel out of the first book and it just looks awesome!

The Bone Shard Daughter by Andrea Stewart
Bone magic and revolution. This sounds like such a promising debut!

A Golden Fury by Samantha Cohoe
Alchemist trying to create the philosopher’s stone, but it makes it’s creator mad. Love the concept and can’t wait to check it! Thanks to Wednesday Books for the eARC.

Goblin King by Kara Barbieri
I really enjoyed the first installment to this series (sucker for all things Fae) and was quite excited to be offered an eARC. Thanks to Wednesday Books.

Infernal by Mark de Jager
I have no self control. This sounded cool and I picked it up from Solaris right before typing this up. The synopsis was just irresistibly vague and dark and I loved it.

My Purchases:

I’ve been on a little bit of a sci-fi streak when it comes to audiobooks lately. Gemina and Obsidio will have reviews soon forthcoming. Howling Dark is rather dense, but worthwhile so I can soon catch up and get to Demon in White.