Mailbox Monday

This week's Mailbox Monday is gonna be short and sweet with just book covers and sources.  But don't leave too quickly...you just might want to read one of these!  :o)

 Money Secrets of the Amish by Lorilee Craker (publicist)

 Once in a Blue Moon by Leanna Ellis (Author giveaway...sweet, too. She challenged everyone to help their family choose a name for their new kitty.  Well, we all chose girly names because we thought it was a girl.  Nope, turned out to be a boy...so she thanked 5 of us for our suggestions with books.  I like deals like that, don't you?)  :o)

The Promise of an Angel by Ruth Reid (Goodreads giveaway)

Mailbox Monday

Ok, so I barely made it on getting this post up this week, but I had a good excuse...

I was reading.

*happy smiles*

Top stack is what actually came in the mail.

Pompeii by Tracy Higley (publisher/CFBA)

She Makes It Look Easy by Marybeth Whalen (publisher/CFBA)

A Claim of Her Own by Stephanie Grace Whitson (PBS)

The Dark Sun Rises by Denise Williamson (BookMooch)

Single Sashimi by Camy Tang (PBS...been wanting this book for the longest time so I can read the whole series in one fell swoop)  :o)

Never Without Hope by Michelle Sutton (PBS...another I've been wishing for, and a happy surprise when I saw it's a signed copy)  :o)

Since my MM posts have morphed into listing everything I got in the previous week, you may as well know that I couldn't stay away from the used bookstore this past week.  Hauled off 8 books from there.  Shhh...don't tell my hubby.  :o)

Love Finds You in Hope, Kansas by Pamela Griffin

Love Finds You Under the Mistletoe by Irene Brand and Anita Higman

Love Finds You in Lahaina, Hawaii by Bodie Thoene

Inside Story by Susan Page Davis

Missing Mabel by Nancy Mehl

Simple Deceit by Nancy Mehl

Love Me Back to Life by Missy Horsfall and Susan Stevens

Goodbye Hollywood Nobody by Lisa Samson 

What about you?  Haul home any great books this week?  :o)

Mailbox Monday

Another great week for me, mostly thanks to .  I will forever be grateful for this site.  :o)

Larkspur Cove by Lisa Wingate (contest at Bluerose's Heart...thanks, Tammy!)
The Pirate Queen by Patricia Hickman (PBS)
The Lightkeeper's Bride by Colleen Coble (PBS)
Full Circle by Davis Bunn (Bookmooch)
Love, Charleston by Beth Webb Hart (PBS)
Miriam's Healing by Cynthia Davis (PBS)
My Abigail by Cynthia Davis (PBS)
The Priest's Graveyard by Ted Dekker (PBS)
The Lady of Bolton Hill by Elizabeth Camden (publisher)
The Fine Art of Insincerity by Angela Hunt (publisher)
Forever After by Deborah Raney (publisher)

I love this past week's haul!  As a matter of fact, I've already read the new book by Deborah Raney, and boy, was it FABULOUS!!!!  :o)  I can't wait to share my thoughts with you later on in the month as a part of the blog tour by Glass Road PR. 

Mailbox Monday

I got some great books last week, not only from the mailbox, but also from the store, too.  :o)  Kinda bittersweet at the store as it was a sweet, Christian used bookstore at the mall that's going out of business...and they were practically giving the books away.  :o(

 I Love Claire by Tracey Bateman (PBS)

Indelible by Kristen Heitzmann (PBS)

The Dawn of a Dream by Ann Shorey (PBS)

When All My Dreams Come True by Janelle Mowery (PBS)

The Lightkeeper's Ball by Colleen Coble (PBS)

Holy Guacamole by Dan & Denise Harmer (Publicist)

Sue Ellen's Girl Ain't Fat; She Just Weighs Heavy by Shelley Rushing Tomlinson

Screen Play by Chris Coppernoll

Saving Cicadas by Nicole Seitz

Something Beyond the Sky by Siri Mitchell

Journey to the Well by Diana Wallis Taylor

Faithful by Kim Cash Tate

Life in Defiance by Mary DeMuth

Love Finds You in Sugarcreek, Ohio by Serena Miller

The Amish Midwife by Mindy Starns Clark and Leslie Gould

In Harm's Way by Irene Hannon

The books in the first stack came from the discount store, and the other half came from the used bookstore...with the exception of Shelley Rushing Tomlinson's book.  Had to splurge and buy that one full price based on the title alone!  You better believe I'll be writing up a review of that one when I finish it...it's a Southern book through and through.  :o)

What about you?  Get any great books last week?