This past week's mailbox arrivals:
Start Without Me by Joshua Max Feldman came from William Morrow and TLC Book Tours for a blog tour.
Thanksgiving can bring out the worst (or best) in people so this novel about two strangers bonding on this family, secrets, and tension filled day appeals to me a lot.
The It Girls by Karen Harper came from William Morrow and TLC Book Tours for a blog tour.
There's just something about the time around the nineteen teens and twenties, isn't there? I can't wait to read this novel based on two real-life ambitious sisters who make it big in their own worlds (fashion and Hollywood) in this crazy era.
Travels in Mauritania by Peter Hudson came from me for a traveling the world through books challenge I'm participating in.
Obviously I'll be reading this one for the country of Mauritania but I have always thrilled to travelogues of places I've never even given a passing thought to so I am looking forward to this.
My Heart Will Cross This Ocean by Katiatou Diallo came from me for a traveling the world through books challenge I'm participating in.
This memoir is for Guinea in my book challenge, chronicling life in the African country before it crosses the ocean to the US after the author's son was shot in New York City.
Million Dollar Baby by Amy Patricia Meade came from me for me.
A mystery writer stumbles across a body and must delve into the history of the mansion where the body was found and solve the murder? This sounds like a mystery I might even like!
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