Mailbox Monday Uke 50

På tide med et nytt innlegg i forbindelse med Mailbox Monday, fra bloggen med samme navn. Her er noen av bøkene jeg har fått i posten den siste tiden, og noen av leseeksemplarene har jeg fått i forbindelse med Mystery Thriller Week som arrangeres mellom 12. og 22. februar neste år. Hvis det ikke står noe i parantes bak forfatter/tittel har jeg kjøpt bøkene for egne penger.

The Raven's Head av Karen Maitland

The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray av Chris Wooding

WW1 At Sea av Victoria Carolan

29 Love Poems and a Song of Despair av Pablo Neruda

The Teacher av Katerina Diamond

Christmas in the Snow av Karen Swan

The Son of Eternity av Munayem Mayenin

Remember, Body... av Constantine P. Cavafy

The Best Party of Our Lives - Stories of Gay Weddings and True Love to Inspire Us All av Sarah Galwin

A Poet's Oud av Wael Al-Sayegh

The Piper's Price av Audrey Greathouse (leseeksemplar i pdf-format)

Down and Out in Kathmandu: Adventures in Backpacking av Jennifer S. Alderson (leseeksemplar i pdf-format)

Enemies and Playmates av Darcia Helle (leseeksemplar i pdf-format)

Fast Track to Glory av Tomasz Chrusciel (leseeksemplar i pdf-format)

Murder in Absentia av Assaph Mehr (leseeksemplar i pdf-format)

The Praying Nun; A Slave Shipwreck Saga av Michael Smorenburg (leseeksemplar i pdf-format)

Whiteout av Laurel Heidtman (leseeksemplar i pdf-format)

Djevelen i den hvite byen av Erik Larson (leseeksemplar i fysisk format)

Comments

  1. Serena13 December 2016 at 17:24

    That's quite a list of books. Happy reading and happy holidays

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    1. GothicVamperstein13 December 2016 at 18:16

      At least I can't say that I don't have anything to read. :-P

      Happy reading and happy holidays to you too. :-)

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