Stacking the Shelves #19

Stacking The Shelves, a weekly meme hosted Tynga's Reviews, is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course ebooks!

Cheers to the freakin' weekend! I'm making it my mission to clean out my shelves over the next couple days. Perhaps next week your get a purge post. Hm...

Jet by Jay Crownover - I read this one, and the next two along with Rule from last week, all in 3 days. I loved these boys so much. This one had the rocker.

Rome by Jay Crownover - This is the one with the soldier. Possibly my favorite because it includes one of my favorite plot devices.

Nash by Jay Crownover - This one made me cry. It was probably the saddest of the 4.

Upside Down by Lia Riley - I saw a lot of people talking about this book on twitter and I had to see what it was about so I got it.

Solving for Ex by Leigh Ann Kopans - I wanted this book for a few months and I saw that it was on Kindle Unlimited. See, I knew that my TBR list was going to grow because of it.

Off the Record by K.A. Linde - I saw this and its sequel on the Goodreads sidebar and it looked like it was up my alley. Secret romances is bound to be fun. I got this and the sequel from Kindle Unlimited.

On the Record by K.A. Linde - Sequel to Off the Record.

Adrian Lessons by L.A. Rose - This is an author requested book and it is so funny so far! I’m glad we were contacted about this one.

Let's Get Lost by Adi Alsaid - I've wanted this for a while. When it came out Book Riot ran a giveaway, as they do every weekend, and I happened to win. When this arrived at my doorstep yesterday I refrained from jumping in, but trust me, I wanted to. 

Adrian Lessons by L.A. Rose - Normally, when we get an author provided title, Nikki and I will decide who's going to read it based on the synopsis. We have different tastes, so it makes sense. Anyway, I knew immediately I wanted to read this book, despite it being outside of my usual genre(s). While it may not be my words behind our review, I am so excited for the opportunity to read it. 

If I Stay by Gayle Forman - I've waited, and waited, and waited to pick up this up. A few months ago I read Just One Day by Gayle Forman, and while I did end up loving the book as a whole, I remember not being one-hundred percent invested until the end. That's what stopped me from reading If I Stay before now. Hopefully this book will wow and surprise. 

Anything new on your shelves this week? 

Until next time,