Mailbox Monday now has it’s very own blog, Mailbox Monday. It is also on tour and is being hosted by Martha’s Bookshelf in May.

This is what I received last week:

 Thanks to C.W. Gortner, and Amy of Historical Fiction Virtual Book Tours for this highly anticipated book!  Please watch for my review and a chance to win a copy on June 18th!

 Okay, this is embarassing.  I actually won this book and I can’t remember who from.  I can’t find the email anywhere.  If I won it from you, please let me know and thanks so much!

 I received this book unsolicited from William Morrow/Harper Collins.  Mysteries, even historical are not usually my cup of tea but this one sounds like it may be good.  It’s set during WWI and the outbreak of the Spanish Flu.

Thanks to Erin McNichols of Meryl L, Moss Media Relations.  I wont be reviewing this book but watch for my feature, excerpt, and giveaway on July 17th.

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Mailbox Monday now has it’s very own blog, Mailbox Monday. It is also on tour and is being hosted by Martha’s Bookshelf in May.

This is what I received last week:

I actually got this today from Net Galley.  It feature excerpts for books from authors that will be at the BEA this year.  I’m not going this year but will be taking part in the Armchair BEA.  They are taking registration for the Armchair BEA, so go register if you can’t go to the one in NYC this year.  I plan to go again to the BEA in NYC in 2013.

I received this from Net Galley and Unbridled Books.  I read Peter Geye’s Safe From the Sea in 2010 and it blew me away!

I received this book and the next from Minotaur Books/St. Martin’s Press, unsolicited.  They are not to my taste but I will find good homes for them.

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Mailbox Monday now has it’s very own blog, Mailbox Monday. It is also on tour and is being hosted by Martha’s Bookshelf in May.

I received one book last week:

I received this unsolicited from Harper Collins. It was a nice surprise!  Though I wasn’t a big follower of the Allman Brothers, I grew up with their music and am therefor interested in this memoir.

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