Book Haul & Weekly Recap #36



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


Countdown by Michelle Rowen

Waterfell by Amalie Howard

Inhuman by Kat Falls

The Edge of Falling by Rebecca Serle 

Witchstruck by Victoria Lamb


I Stand Before You by S.R Grey 

Forever Innocent by Deanna Roy

Just Like Fate by Cat Patrick and Suzanne Young


The Beginning of Everything by Robyn Schneider


Hi guys!

How are you all doing? This past week was my last week in my home country. I head back to Denver on Thursday and I'm sad about it. Being far away from home sucks sometimes. :(
On the plus side, I did get some great books this week and I hope you did too.

A couple of publishers decided to finally approve me for titles that I had requested some time ago, so I ended up with a bunch of e-ARCs.
I'm looking forward to reading Waterfell and Inhuman. The Edge of Falling sounds like a heartbreaking book and I'm excited for it.
The e-ARC I'm mostly excited about is The Bride Wore Size 12. It's the last book in the Heather Wells series, one of my favorite series ever and it's going to be sad finishing that last book.

I Stand Before You and Forever Innocent are for blog tours later this year. 

I also decided to buy some books this week. Just Like Fate and The Beginning of Everything are two releases I've been looking forward to. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea has been receiving a lot of praise, so I'm looking forward to reading it!

Thank you to Edelweiss, NetGalley, Harlequin Teen, Simon Pulse, Scholastic, Williams Morrow, S.R Grey, Deanna Roy, Xpresso Book Tours and AtomR Book Tours for the lovely review copies.


Weekly Recap

I had 5 reviews on the blog this week. Here's a recap of what was on the blog :

I loved the slow developing romance in this book. I rated it 4 stars.

This was an utter disappointment because I couldn't connect with Isadora. I thought she was selfish and whiny. There wasn't much of a plot either and there was a lot of info dumping. I rated it 2 stars.

This was an interesting read with a snarky heroine. I just wanted more of a plot to the story. I rated it 3 stars.

I liked the setting of this book and the secondary characters very much. I did have a few issues with the main character, but overall this was good. I rated it 4 stars.

I liked this one so much. Everything was so beautiful and realistic. The only thing that I disliked was the open ending. I rated it 4 stars.


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

Don't forget to leave links to your Book Hauls for me to visit you as well!

Happy Reading!


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P.S. I will not be around the blogosphere or social media much as from Thursday because I'll be flying back to Denver. I do have a scheduled post for Friday, but there will be no Book Haul. Once I get back to Denver, I also need to move back into my new dorm, which is never fun.
After I settle in, I'll be sure to visit all of your blogs. Thank you for understanding! <3 b="" nbsp="">

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