Mailbox Monday, February 20

Seen both at Mailbox Monday -- hosted in February at Metro Reader -- and The Story Siren, my Mailbox Monday/In My Mailbox.  I'm sick again -- can you believe it?!  But another amazing week of arrivals perked me up!  What did you get this week? Read any of these?


For Review





A Wedding in Haiti by Julia Alvarez
The Sumerton Women by D.L. Bogdan
Coming of the Storm: Book One of Contact: The Battle for America by W. Michael Gear, Kathleen O'Neal Gear
Fire the Sky: Book Two of Contact: The Battle for America by W. Michael Gear, Kathleen O'Neal Gear
A Searing Wind: Book Three of Contact: The Battle for America by W. Michael Gear, Kathleen O'Neal Gear
The Receptionist by Janet Groth
The Year of the Gadfly by Jennifer Miller
Girl Reading by Katie Ward
Elegy for Eddie by Jacqueline Winspear
The Mapping of Love and Death by Jacqueline Winspear

Won



Promise the Night by Michaela MacColl, thanks to Stiletto Storytime

Purchased



An Arsonist's Guide To Writers' Homes In New England: A Novel by Brock Clarke

Comments

  1. I got the Sumerton Women too and am really looking forward to it. Year of the Gadfly is on my WL. Will be interested to see what you think of it :)

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    1. Me too -- it looks very fun! What does "WL" mean? I'm super intrigued by Year of the Gadfly -- I love the cover, too.

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  2. You had a fabulous week -- congrats!

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  3. The Sumerton Women sounds good. Looking forward to your review :)

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  4. Someone sure got a lot of cool books this week :D

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  5. Looks like you got some great books.

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  6. The books all look tempting...and I'm especially intrigued by the Jacqueline Winspear books. Enjoy!

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  7. Fantastic mailbox, Audra. Can't wait for your review of The Summerton Women. The cover of Girl Reading is lovely - is it a work of fiction? I read the first Maisie Dobbs book last year and will definitely continue with the series.

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    1. It's a novel, or novella -- a series of vignettes about women reading, inspired by art. I'm really excited about that!

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  8. What a fantastic, heavy mailbox. Enjoy them all.

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  9. WOW!!! I so want The Year of the Gadfly. enjoy and have a great week.

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  10. I got the Algonquin books too. I need to look for the new Winspear for my mom. Enjoy your new books!

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  11. Enjoy your new books! Those look good to me...
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  12. I got the first and the most recent Maisie Dobbs! I am looking forward to getting into the series. I am curious about the last book you have in your mailbox! That title sure grabs you!

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    1. Doesn't it sound amazing? It's available as a $1.99 ebook for the next few days if you're curious!

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  13. Holy cow you have some books there! 1. The Receptionist sounds so intriguing, so I'll be eager to hear how you like it. 2. Maisie! I'm so glad to see you trying out Maisie! 3. I got The Arsonist's Guide in the Algonquin sale too. Happy reading!

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    1. A really great list of reads, enjoy!

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    2. Carrie: Your enthusiasm for the Maisie books sold me on them, and I know I'm missing a bit by jumping in so late to the series, I figured it couldn't hurt. I'm very excited to start The Receptionist!

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  14. I hope you enjoy the Winspear books, they are very good. Have a good week and happy reading!

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    1. It's my first foray in to the series -- so many people love it that I just couldn't resist!

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  15. What a wonderfully varied selection of books! The Receptionist, Girl Reading and the Jacqueline Winspear books look great! I'm not so sure what I think of the Contact trio but I'm interested in your reviews.
    The Arsonists Guide to Writer's Homes is a hilarious title. And it sounds intriguing!

    Have a happy time reading them all, Audra!

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  16. Oh, no! Hope you feel better soon. At least you have some great-sounding books to get you through.

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