Book Haul & Weekly Recap #34



Book Haul is weekly feature here at Nick's Book Blog inspired by Stacking the Shelves by Tynga's Review and The Sunday Post by Caffeinated Book Reviewer.

Book Haul




Heartbeat by Elizabeth Scott

A Little Too Far by Lisa Desrochers

Escape from Eden by Elisa Nader

Out of Line by Jen McLaughlin and Diane Alberts

CHAOS by Christine O'Neil

Six Months Later by Natalie Richards

Into the Deep by Samantha Young

This Is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E Smith


Hi everyone!

I hope you guys had a great week. This week I got some pretty fantastic books.

I requested Heartbeat ages ago on EW and I only just got approved for it. I'm excited to read it because I love Elizabeth Scott's writing. A Little Too Far sounds like a scandalous NA read and I liked that it was unique, so it piqued my interest. Ever since I read Gated, I've been interested in cult books and Escape from Eden sounds like a great one. I signed up for the blog tour of Out of Line because you all know what an NA addict I am. I read a few reviews for CHAOS and heard that the main character was snarky, so I got interested in the title. Also, I haven't read a YA paranormal in a long time, so I decided why not? The lovely ladies at the Fantastic Flying Book Club were looking for tour hosts for Six Months Later and I signed up because I'm fascinated by books where the MC loses their memory.

I only bought 1 book, Into the Deep, this week! I was surprised at my self-control! :)

I got This Is What Happy Looks Like and In the Shadow of Blackbirds from the library since these are two books I've been dying to read for some time now.

Thank you to Edelweiss, NetGalley, Harlequin Teen, Williams Morrow, Sourcebooks, Entangled Teen, YA Bound Book Tours, AtomR Book Tours, Inkslinger PR Blog Tours and Fantastic Flying Book Club for the lovely review copies.

Weekly Recap 

I had a bunch of 4 stars and 5 stars review on the blog this week, which has probably never happened to me before.
Here's a recap :
Review : No Reverse by Marion Croslydon
I thought this was an intense, sweet and unique NA read. I rated it 4.5 stars.

Review : The Program by Suzanne Young
I loved this unique dystopian book. It ended up being so amazing and I felt emotionally drained afterwards. I rated it 5 stars.

This was a passionate, intense and romantic NA read. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I rated it 4 stars.

Of Beast and Beauty was the best fairy tale retelling I have ever read. The beautiful writing hooked me into the book and I enjoyed every minute of minute. One of the best books of the year. I rated it 5 stars.


That's it for me this week! I hope you guys had a fabulous week as well!
Hope you have a great weekend!


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