Sunday Salon: Backlogs and you get to vote

I have long since made peace with the fact that I will never conquer my tbr stack(s). My LibraryThing account currently numbers the unread books lurking around my house at 7939 although a good 36 of those are either read and as yet unreviewed or have a book mark in them and, in theory anyway, are in the process of being read. But all of a sudden (ok, let's be honest; it's not that suddenly) I have managed to develop an appalling backlog of books which I have read and not gotten around to reviewing. It's not because I didn't like them (although that is the case with some) or that I have nothing to say about them (I'm nothing if not overly wordy). It's just because I can't find the motivation to get started on the reviews. And yes, I understand the irony of managing to write this post but not a review but I never said I was logical. So I'm going to leave it up to all of you. What should I review next? Which of the books I've already read are you most interested in hearing my opinion about? And the nominees are:

(For those who can't see the titles, you can always cheat by looking in the sidebar under Books Read in 2013 and those without links are the ones I haven't tackled yet.)

My book travels this week have taken me to a small town Kansas library during the wheat harvest, to an Indian reservation where a 13 year old boy loses his innocence after his mother is attacked and raped, and with a NYC brownstone-owning widow who likes her privacy but who starts to get involved in her tenants' lives after a new resident moves in. Where did your reading take you this week?