Stacking The Shelves #17

Stacking The Shelves is a weekly meme hosted by Tynga's Reviews. Where each week we share the books that we have added to our shelves during the past week. This includes books that we bought, borrowed from the library, received from the author for review, books that we won. They can be either physical books or ebooks.

You can find out more about Stacking The Shelves from the official launch page.

More Amazon Freebies. But hey, I love Amazon Freebies.




Title: When It Leaves

Author: Savannah Rayne

When It Leaves sounds very interesting. One evening five year old twins Steven and K.C. are playing outside and what happens that night will haunt Steven for the next twenty years.

Title: Happy Anniversary

Author: Dianna Hardy

Dianna Hardy author of The Witching Pen Novellas is one of my favorite authors. On occasion I do read books that are not of the paranormal kind. With Dianna being one of my favorite authors I know that Happy Anniversary will be a great read.

Title: Night of the Purple Moon (The Toucan Trilogy)

Author: Scott Cramer

This one sounds real good. The moon is going to turn purple when Earth passes through the tail of a comet. The comet brings space dust with it that contains germs that attack human hormones. Older teens and adults die within hours of exposure.

Title: The Selkie Spell (Seal Island Trilogy)

Author: Sophie Moss

American doctor Tara Moore discovers she has the power to break a 200 year old curse. She is descended from a selkie--a magical creature who is bewitching the island.

Title: Rebirth: The Awakening Of A Witch

Author: Jessica S. Quinn

Skylar Matthews is having unsettling dreams of a strange boy with unusual silver-grey eyes. She never expected to ever lay eyes on him. Then he walks into her life.

Title: Adrift (The Last Selkie)

Author: Elizabeth A Reeves

Nineteen year old Meg Tanner has lost her father to a malignant brain tumor. Twenty years ago Meg's mother drowned so she thought. After the death of her father she finds out that her mother didn't drown. Meg keeps dreaming of her mother and a Sidhe-- an inhumanly beautiful Fae named Omyn. Meg is forced to choose between the man she has grown to love and her mother.

What did you add to your shelves this week?