This Meme starts with Marcia at The Printed Page.
Warning: Mailbox Monday can lead to envy, toppling TBR piles and humongous wish lists.
I missed a week so this actually covers two weeks.
First, I received a surprisingly wonderful box of books from Terry at Romance in the Backseat. These were sent for participation in the March Online Blogger Conference and participation in a couple of blog talk radio programs. Thank you Terry!
The books received were:
A Lady Never Tells
by Candace Camp,In Shelter Cove (Angel's Bay)
by Barbara Freethy and On Shadow Beach
by Barbara Freethy,Hearts at Stake (Drake Chronicles, Book 1)
by Alyxandra Harvey and an ARC for Blood Feud (Drake Chronicles)
by Alyxandra Harvey.Has anyone read the Drake Chronicles to tell me what you think?
by Michelle Rowen from the Paranormal Summer FestThank you to Tynga at Tynga's Reviews and Abigail at All Things Urban who hosted the great fantasy fest! Also a big thanks to author Michelle Rowen for the autographed book with bookmark.
Next, I won To Conquer a Highlander
by Mary Wine at Seductive Musings. Thank you Booklover, Sourcebooks and Mary Wine.
Last, but not least, I won a print book from a blog comment drawing at Black Velvet Seductions. I chose the book Rally Fever
by Crea Jones. Thank you Laurie.
PB: 
by Christine D. Schulze. 
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by Maria V. Snyder. I had listened to about half of this and then set it on hold. I picked it up this week to finish. 
Like the colorful pieces of sea glass washed up on shore, Opal has weathered rough waters and twisting currents. But instead of finding a tranquil eddy, Opal is caught in a riptide. Her unique glass messengers which allow instant communication over vast distances have become a vital part of Sitian society. Once used solely by the Councilors and magicians, other powerful factions are now vying for control. Control of the messengers equals control of Sitia. Unfortunately that also means control of Opal. If that isn’t enough of a problem, Opal’s determination to prove blood magic is still being used is met with strong resistance. The Council doubts her, her mentor doubts her, and even her family is concerned. When her world is turned upside down, she begins to doubt herself. In the end, Opal must decide who to believe, who to trust, and who has control—otherwise she will shatter into a million pieces and be swept out by the tide. 
by Cynthia Eden. 
by Jerry Weintraub. 
producer, legendary deal maker, and friend of politicians and stars. No matter where nature has placed him--the club rooms of Brooklyn, the Mafia dives of New York's Lower East Side, the wilds of Alaska, or the hills of Hollywood--he has found a way to put on a show and sell tickets at the door. "All life was a theater and I wanted to put it up on a stage," he writes. "I wanted to set the world under a marquee that read: 'Jerry Weintraub Presents.'" 
by Dee Davis. I have a blog tour for 
on Tuesday August 17 and I thought I might try to get the 2nd in the series read first... maybe... we'll see.
by Elizabeth Hoyt. Blog tour with Q&A, Review and Giveaway posting on Wednesday August 11, 2010.
by Edith Pargeter. Part Three - The Hounds of Sunset. Reviewing for Sourcebooks. Not quite sure when I will be getting back to this but it is still on the schedule. 
