Soulless, by Gail Carriger - won from Stephanie at Misfit Salon
Watchers in the Night, by Jenna Black - from BookMooch
The Eternal Kiss - an anthology of vampire stories, edited by Trishia Telep - bought in Borders, in Glasgow
Slave to Sensation, by Nalini Singh - bought in Borders, in Glasgow
Visions of Heat, by Nalini Singh - bought in Borders, in Glasgow
Undead and Unemployed, by Mary Janice Davidson - from BookMooch
Bound to Shadows, by Keri Arthur - bought in Forbidden Planet, in Glasgow
Also, I have a question for you guys. Are you interested in reviews for later books in a series? I've got books 5 & 6 of the Sookie Stackhouse series - would you be interested in reviews for books like that, that are quite far on in a series?
Great books this week =)
ReplyDeleteAs for your question, I think reviews of older books are always fun, 'cause there's always people out there who haven't read them / heard of them yet.
=)
I agree with Tynga, as long as spoiler alerts are used i think it would be grand.
ReplyDeleteBooks look really good - look forward to reviews.
I've read book2 and on book3 of sookie series, i don't think it matters if we have a couple reviews of the same book - gives people different perspectives etc.
what you think?
yep definitely not a problem as long as there are warning for spoilers =)
ReplyDeletewhat a load of great books! I love the Nalini Singh book (the future new UK covers are AMAZING) And Soulless is just perfect *g*
@ Tynga - thanks for the input. I've already read several of these books since I bought them - definitely a good week!
ReplyDelete@ Emily - I've got a few books from older IMM posts that I want to review first, but I'll be getting to these ones soon. Maybe Watchers in the Night will jump the queue - it's sitting next to my computer at the moment.
I think it would be interesting to have different opinions, too.
@pattepoilue - oh, don't worry, I'll always do spoiler warnings - I've had bad experiences with spoilers in the past, but luckily not from reading reviews.
I'm nearly finished the second Nalini Singh book now - I think it's great, such a cool concept, I hope I can afford to buy the 3rd one soon.
I adored Soulless - there is so much good stuff in that book.