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.
Royal Murder at the Empire Theatre by Auburn Seal
From Freebooksy: What if Anastasia Romanov didn’t die with her family when they were assassinated? What if she escaped and was forced to live on the run, hunted by Bolsheviks? In this alternate history set in London circa 1920, you’ll see just exactly what her life may have been like.
The Spinster’s Resolve by Lateefa Harris
From Freebooksy: Nobody pays attention to a spinster. Which makes Grace Skye rather good at solving murders. When she stumbles upon a dangerous secret society, Grace must follow the clues before she becomes their next target. A twisty Regency mystery packed with intrigue, humour and a delicious slow-burn romance.
A Deadly Combo by Karen A. Phillips
From Freebooksy: When Rocky discovers a dead body at a vintage trailerfest her sister, Bridget, becomes a suspect. With the help of their 78-year-old father can she solve the crime before Bridget is arrested for murder?
The Last Chapter by Fiona Ash
From Freebooksy: Lowen Vance takes the job because she’s desperate: ghostwrite the final novel of Diane Marsh, the bestselling author left silent and wheelchair-bound since the accident that ended her career. Then she finds the manuscript hidden behind a box of old contracts. It’s not fiction. It’s a confession —and things will never be the same again.
100,000 Whys – A Journey of Curiosity for Inquisitive Adults by Phyllis Bramble
From Freebooksy: Big questions and in-depth answers about all the things you never knew you didn’t know, fun facts, and quizzes. This book is written for curious adults looking for more than a simple answer to questions about science, the arts, history, politics, society, the paranormal, and much more.
Death By Association by Julie Titterington
From Freebooksy: Barista Jane McLaren came to the Oregon desert for a fresh start—not a murder investigation. But when a local drops dead at an HOA meeting, buried grudges, old secrets, and suspicious neighbors come crawling out of the woodwork. Jane’s no detective, but if she wants answers, she’ll have to start digging.
Murder At The Hotel by J.M. Rosell
From Frebooksy: Escape to Demarenys, a Mediterranean village where neighbours know your name, the cakes and coffee never run out, and murder is always the last thing anyone expects. If you love charming villages, gentle humour, and an unlikely crew of amateur sleuths, Cris Cross and her crime club are waiting to welcome you into a series that will hook you.
Murder & Blackmail in Bermuda by G.R. MacDonald
From Freebooksy: When the Governor of Bermuda is murdered during a hurricane lockdown, a retired British detective and a military officer must navigate political tensions, colonial secrets, and a mysterious killer before the island descends into chaos.
What books did you add to your shelves this week?
Stacking The Shelves
Mostly Murders 
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