So here's my week...

Finished:
Fables Deluxe volume 3 - finally. It took me forever despite the fact my favorite storyline gets underway.

The Hedgewitch Queen and The Bandit King by Lilith Saintcrow - I...:sigh: I have a post about my feelings for these books coming up.

Started Reading:
Concilium by Michelle K. Pickett - Michelle will be coming around for an interview soon as well!

Review: 
nothing...

Won or Bought: (links lead to goodreads unless otherwise noted)

Bought from Amazon:
The Quantum Thief by Hannu Rajaniemi (Kindle)
Legend of Inero Dragon by J.F. Jenkins (Kindle)
Fearless and Storm by Brigid Kemmerer (Kindle)
The Mayfair Moon and Kindred by J.A. Redmerski (Kindle)
Leif by Abbi Glines (Kindle)

Free from Amazon:
Crux by Moira Rogers (Kindle)
Skye's Trail by Jory Strong (Kindle)
Mind Games by Susan Kaye Quinn (Kindle)
The Tree Shepard's Daughter by Gillian Summers (Kindle)
Michael by Aaron Patterson and Chris White (Kindle)
Death's Avatar by SM Reine (Kindle)
Bound by Kira Saito (Kindle)
Bad to the Bone by Vivi Anna (Kindle)
: 4 novels by Barbara Cartland (including Ghost of Monte Carlo, my favorite)
When Calls the Heart by Janette Oke (Kindle) - how could I resist? I love this book.

From Kickstarter:

Polterguys volume 1 by Laurianne Uy and Nathan Go (Kickstarter page)

Bought Otherwise:
Concilium by Michelle K. Pickett
Mistborn Adventure Game (hardcover) from Crafty Games
Son of Avonar and Guardians of the Keep by Carol Berg
Discount Armageddon by Seanan McGuire
Gunmetal Magic by Ilona Andrews
Steelflower by Lilith Saintcrow

And because this week was just AWESOME: Jed Whedon and Maureen Tancharoen's EP "This Girl"!!!!!!  Seriously everyone go buy it: // // Google Play // BandWagon

Note to the Unwary - I have a huge crush on Maureen Tancharoen.  Forget that she's the 'Asian Whedon' (she's married to Joss Whedon's brother Jed)--she's so pretty, vibrant, has an awesome voice and I just love her.



See? Isn't she gorgeous? Now go give her all your money ever.

Lesson Learned This Week - Why yes, there are certain ways to make the 'love conquers all' trope a total travesty.