For Stacking The Shelves hosted by Reading Reality I’m posting the books I’ve added to my digital library this week, and the blurbs that made me download them in the first place.
A Curse for Samhain by Dahlia Donovan
From Amazon: Gender fluid, autistic vampire Hyde Snodgrass runs Between the Leaves—a cosy village book store. Their life revolves around books, all things autumnal, and the two cats who rule their world. The shop also plays host to a weekly knitting group called the Skeleton Crew.
When one of the leaders of the village coven fails to show up for the weekly knitting meeting, Hyde finds themselves investigating a horrific murder side by side with their long-term crush, Teresa Vega.
Dangerous To Know by K.T. Davies
From Amazon: Breed Blake is a thief-assassin of small renown — and right now, things are going spectacularly badly. Chased by a dragon. Tricked by a demon. Almost killed by a psychopathic gang boss. Hunted by a ferocious spider assassin and now sentenced to five years of bonded servitude to a one-handed priest magician.
The Wrong Note by Courtney McFarlin
From Freebooksy: Welcome to Mysthaven, where magic is real and misfits belong. Autumn Waverly, a siren who can’t sing, runs a cozy bar until a handsome shifter arrives and a customer turns up dead. With her magical found family and sharp-tongued talking cat, Autumn must uncover Mysthaven’s secrets before the killer strikes again.
Twits in Love by Tom Alan Robbins
From Freebooksy: Book One of The Twits Chronicles- a humorous Steampunk series which follows the adventures of Cyril Chippington-Smythe and his mechanical valet, Bentley. In this adventure, Cyril attempts to escape the matrimonial clutches of the toothy Alice Witherspoon, but Alice has more than marriage on her mind and may destroy civilization as we know it.
The City by S.C. Mendes
From freebooksy: A ritualistic killer stalks 1910 Chinatown. A haunted detective follows the trail into a hidden world of ancient cities, forbidden chemistry, and non-human horrors lurking beneath civilization. Dark fantasy meets occult noir in this stand-alone novel—and the gateway to the complete Labyrinth Saga…
Poor Girls by Clare Whitfield
From Amazon:
Eleanor Mackridge is staring down the barrel of two equally depressing life choices – serving the upper classes or finding a husband – when she crosses paths with the notorious all-female gang, the Forty Elephants.
These are women who society would rather forget. They are bold and vulgar, they steal diamonds and fur, drink champagne and gin. They give young women ideas above their station – and Eleanor wants in. Now she has the chance to make sure that history remembers her.
Secrets of the Lost Village by Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr.
From Amazon: Raine has always sensed something wrong in the quiet village of Woodvale. When disappearances begin piling up, she dons her red cloak and hunts for answers with her friends Ian and Serena. But the deeper they dig, the more the town turns against them—and the shadows stalking them grow bolder.
Every missing villager ties back to Woodvale. Every clue points to a predator who knows the forest better than anyone. And every step Raine takes brings her closer to the truth… and closer to becoming the hunted.
Pod Land by Anthony Raymond
In 2429, humanity lives alone in pods, immersed in endless virtual worlds while machines run society. Aiden Phoenix accepts this perfect isolation until Cassiopeia—a woman from beyond the system—reveals its cracks. When she vanishes, Aiden must uncover the truth behind paradise before he’s lost forever.
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