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Alright! I forgot to post an StS last week, so this is like two weeks worth of books. Yay!


Stacking the Shelves hosted is by Tynga's reviews! So leave a comment below and share your own haul!

For review:


Vampire Academy: The Official Illustrated Movie Companion by Richelle Mead
The Break-Up Artist by Philip Siegel

Played (Hooked #2) by Liz Fichera
Prince of Shadows by Rachel Caine


The Geography of You and Me by Jennifer E. Smith
Tease by Amanda Maciel


Dead Silent (Poppy Sinclair #2) by Sharon Jones
Shattered (Slated #3) by Teri Terry


Sampler The Forever Song / Talon

eARCs:


A Death-Struck Year by Makiia Lucier
Til Death by Kate Evangelista
The Madness by Alison Rattle
The Hunt by Stacey Kade
Broken Hearts, Fences and Other Things to Mend by Katie Finn
Hungry by H.A. Swain

Thank you so so much to Harlequin Teen, Penguin Australia, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hotkey Books, Headline, Hachette UK and Entangled Teen!


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