Stacking the Shelves is a weekly meme hosted by Tynga’s Reviews, which is all about sharing the books that you’ve acquired in the past week!
I got 19 new ebooks this week:
The first ten of these new ebooks are all from the same publisher – the fabulous Orenda Books. Some of these I already own in paperback and others are new to me but I couldn’t resist buying them in the sale earlier this week as all were just 99p each! I’m really looking forward to all ten of these books and hope to start at least one of them during the next week.
Six Stories by Matt Wesolowski
Deep Down Dead by Steph Broadribb
Epiphany Jones by Michael Grothaus
The Bird Tribunal by Agnes Ravatn
Cursed by Thomas Enger
Blackout by Ragnar Jonasson
Rupture by Ragnar Jonasson
Sealskin by Su Bristow
We Shall Inherit the Wind by Gunnar Staalesen
Where Roses Never Died by Gunnar Staalesen
Do Not Say We Have Nothing by Madeleine Thien
This was the Kindle Daily Deal yesterday so I snapped it up as it’s been on my wishlist for a while. It sounds like quite a heavy read so I may not read it right away but as soon as my head is in the right space I will be picking this up.
Witness by Caroline Mitchell
This was available as part of Kindle Unlimited so when I spotted it I immediately downloaded it. I’m really looking forward to reading this and don’t think it’ll be on my TBR for long!
Verdict of Twelve by Raymond Postgate
I’d not heard of this book before yesterday but when I read EmmasBookishCorner’s fab review I immediately went and bought a Kindle copy. It sounds like exactly the sort of book I’m craving at the moment so I plan on reading this very, very soon!
The following six books are all review books that I received or was approved for this week:
The Summer of Impossible Things by Rowan Coleman
I was so excited to be approved for this on NetGalley this week. I love Rowan Coleman’s novels anyway but this new one sounds absolutely wonderful. I can’t wait to read it.
He Said/She Said by Erin Kelly
I’m really enjoying thrillers and crime novels at the moment so I was thrilled to get a review copy of this book. I’m sure it won’t be on my TBR for very long!
You Don’t Know Me by Imran Mahmood
I spotted this book in a recent NetGalley email and although I hadn’t heard of it before the premise sounds brilliant and very intriguing. I was so pleased to be approved to read it and plan to read it very soon.
The End of the Day by Claire North
This book sounds like a really good read so when I spotted it on the read now section of NetGalley I couldn’t resist downloading it.
All The Good Things by Clare Fisher
This sounded like a really lovely novel about reminding ourselves of the good things that we still have when life is a mess. I think it’ll be one I read soon.
Rest in Power by Tracy Martin
This is non-fiction about the life of Trayvon Martin. I first heard about it on another blog and thought it sounded interesting. The book wasn’t on NetGalley to request at the time but my wish was granted. I’m reading a lot of non-fiction at the moment so this one will be high on my list to read soon.
And 2 new audio books:
The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
I already have the kindle version of this book but when I saw the audio version on the Audible Daily Deal this week I couldn’t resist. I’m really enjoying audio books at the moment so thought this would be a good one to listen to.
The Little Shop of Happy-Ever-After by Jenny Colgan
I bought this on another Audible Daily Deal this week as it sounded like a fun, comforting listen. I’ve always had a soft spot for Jenny Colgan’s novels so hope to get to this soon.
So, that’s all of my new books from the past week. Have you bought any new books recently? Tell me all in the comments below, or if you have a stacking the shelves post on your blog feel free to post the link below too.
My weekly wrap up post will be on my blog tomorrow so please look out for that.
RatherTooFondofBooks 
Wow that is quite a lot!
I also got You Don’t Know Me and All The Good Things from Netgalley. I hope to read both next month, we’ll see.
Thanks for sharing!
I know, I was a bit out of control with my book buying this week. They were all great bargains though so it’s not too bad. You Don’t Know Me sounds really good, doesn’t it? I can’t wait to read it.
It really does! Unlike anything I have seen before, I think. The whole ‘I got nothing to lose, so here’s every little thing exposed’ thing really intrigues me. But the way the blurb says it will be up to us to judge if he is guilty or not makes me wonder whether there will be closure in the end. I hope so!
I highly recommend He Said/She Said which has to be one of the most engaging books I’ve read in a long time so I recommend pushing that up the pile of your wonderful looking selection!
Ooh, that makes me want to start reading it straight away – I think I’ll make it my next read once I’ve finished one of my current reads. 🙂
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Some great choices there and mine was a mini Orenda fest compared to yours! Very tempted by The End of the Day so have downloaded as it’s still on Read now, have also requested the Rowan Coleman. My sin sheet will hopefully be up tomorrow – in my defence it covers two weeks but it’s pretty bad. Happy Reading x
I just couldn’t resist the Orenda sale – there are so many fab-sounding books published by them. I hope you get approved for the new Rowan Coleman – it sounds like such a lovely novel. I’ll look out for your post tomorrow! 🙂 x
Fab haul! I can’t wait to read ‘You Don’t Know Me.’ I’ve enjoyed every book I’ve read by Orenda so far so I may have to have myself a lil Orenda bookhaul too!
I’ve enjoyed the Orenda books I’ve read so far too so I feel sure I’ll love the ones I bought this week. You Don’t Know Me sounds really good, doesn’t it? I can’t wait to start reading that one.
Thank you for the mention! I hope you enjoy it ☺
My pleasure! 🙂 It was because of your fab review that I bought the book so was only fair to link to it. I hope even more people will be tempted by your review to give the book a go too.
I love all the books in this series. I’m quite passionate about spreading my love for them!
I think I may well start collecting the books in this series – they really are lovely editions and sounds like great reads. Thank you again for bringing them to my attention 🙂
Wow, 19 ebooks! 😍😍 a girl after my own book-binging heart 😂 I saw the Orenda sale but didn’t think they were available on Kindle or have I got that wrong?
I’ve read a few of your haul – enjoy!!
A lot of them are available for kindle Rebecca…I bought 4 and it will say “available for kindle -” if it can be downloaded that way. Hope this helps
Ooooh… *runs off the see if they’re still available *
I’m supposed to be focusing on reading my TBR this year but I just can’t resist the lure of book sales! The Orenda sale books are available for Kindle – I think there was a button to click to download the kindle version once you’ve purchased the books.
You did get some fantastic books! And, as always, I do like the variety in them very much. I’m looking forward to seeing what you think of them.
Awesome Haul Hayley!! I bought 6 from the Orenda sale and you’ve really got me tempted to head to Netgalley and check out some of the others you’ve listed! I really need to get my hands on He Said/She Said!!
Thanks 🙂 I couldn’t resist the Orenda book sale – all the books sound so good. Which ones did you get? I can’t wait to read He Said/She Said, I’ve heard only great things about it. I hope you manage to get a copy.
From the Orenda sale I got Rupture, the new Michael Stanley, both Paul Hardisty’s, The Last Days of Disco and the Sequel to that…now I have to get reading😂I’m so bummed that He Said She Said isn’t available for US readers on netgalley yet…I think I’ll have to track down the US publisher and beg!
Great choices! I hope you enjoy them all. I also hope you can find a way to get a copy of He Said/She Said soon – it sounds like it’s going to a be a brilliant read.
I also jumped on the Orenda Books but there were issues and I was only able to buy three, I was so gutted! I’m hoping to get more soon. I picked The Bird Tribunal, Blackout and Six Stories, so I’ll try to pick the rest of Ragnar’s books and Gunnar Staalesen’s two ones. I was approved for three ARCs too, so I’ve been a bad girl this week, haha! Happy reading! xx
Oh no, what a shame! I hope you manage to get the others another time. All the Orenda books sound good, don’t they? I think I’m tempted to read Six Stories first as it sounds really intriguing. What ARCs did you get this week? I didn’t expect to get approved for all the ones I requested so now I have lots of reading to do. Happy reading to you too xx
Knowing me, I will, haha! I got an epic fantasy book from the author I’ll be reviewing in April. It’s not a genre I’m used to so this is exciting. Then I was granted The Breakdown, The Idea of You, I found You, The House, and The One. Lots of work ahead! I admit I was sure I’d never get approved, that explains why I hit the request button a lot! xx
Ooh I’m intrigued by so many of these books. I hope you enjoy them all. 🙂 Have a great weekend!
Thank you! 🙂 Hope you have a great weekend too.
I also enjoy Rowan Coleman’s books, so I’ll be checking that one out. He Said/She Said looks like one I would enjoy. Thanks for sharing, and enjoy your haul!
Sorry…I overused the word “enjoy.” LOL.
Thank you 🙂 I can’t wait to read all these books… just need more hours in the day for reading! 😉
You got some interesting books this week. I hope you love all of them. They look great.
Grace @ Books of Love
Thank you 🙂 I’m excited to read all of them so now just need to decide which one to start first. It’s a fun problem to have though.
Interesting haul. Got me curious about the Ragnar Jonasson series. Happy reading!
So many amazing books. I know people love Night Circus but I couldn’t get into. I am really intrigued by the summer of impossible things.
WOW! 19 ebooks? That’s a lot! You’ll be busy reading these for months! I’ve not heard of any of the ebooks, but I read and loved The Night Circus. I hope you enjoy all of your new books!
Have a lovely week, Hayley. =)
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