In My Mailbox (111)

In My Mailbox is a weekly meme hosted by Kristi at The Story Siren. I've included links to Goodreads if you want more information on the books.

For Review:
I've been trying to stay away from NetGalley lately, as I can't resist the lure of awesome new titles. I made the mistake of opening one of their emails and couldn't resist requesting this one. So excited when I was approved, as it sounds like a great read!

Department of Magic

by Rod Kierkegaard, Jr.

It’s hate at first sight. Jasmine Farah and Rocco di Angelo are competing for the same job in a dusty office in a secret Federal agency run by the mysterious, menacing Jefferson Davis Crawley - “Creepy” Crawley, as he’s known. When Crawley is murdered in front of them after their first day on the job, Jasmine and Rocco are left to figure out who killed their new boss, and exactly what a job in the so-called Department of Magic entails. And magic, it seems, is nothing like it seems in children’s books; it’s dark and bloody and sexual.

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This was pitched to me as the weirdest book of poems from the weirdest half of the weirdest sibling director duo ever. Now honestly...how am I supposed to resist that?

Ethan Coen's screenplays have surprised and delighted international audiences with their hilarious vision and bizarrely profound understanding of human nature. This eccentric genius is revealed again in The Day the World Ends, a remarkable range of poems that are as funny, ribald, provocative, raw, and often touching as the brilliant films that have made the Coen brothers cult legends.


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Werewolves as pets? Couldn't resist this offer from Rhemalda Publishing!

Tamed by Douglas R. Brown

Werewolves are real.And they make excellent pets.Owning one of the legendary creatures is the latest fad. The WereHouse insists their werepets are loyal, docile, and 100% safe, but what happens when these gentle giants turn on their masters? 

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This one was a free eBook offer from the publisher. If there's one thing I can't resist, it's a bargain! Plus, it sounds snarky. I love snarky!

Icarus the Kindred by J.S. Chancellor

Don t get me wrong; immortality does have its perks. Take dieting for example kind of hard to do when you ve only got two choices: fresh blood and slightly less fresh blood...


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Another free title from Rhemalda Publishing!

Spur of the Moment by Candace Bowen Early

Best-selling author Bronwyn Chase never quite fit in with the 21st century. On a publicity trip to New York City, a mysterious woman claiming to be a mystic from Bronwyn’s past gives her a silver knights spur. Asked to save Euric, a man she never knew existed, Bronwyn finds herself transported to 12th-century Cornwall. 

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