In My Mailbox #5

It's In My Mailbox time again! On the off chance that you don't know what In My Mailbox is, it's a weekly meme hosted by Kristi from The Story Siren and it gives book bloggers a chance to show what they've gotten over the course of the week.

Admittedly I'm actually waiting on a couple of books, so since they won't be in until next week, I won't talk about them yet. Also, I was extremely unhappy to discover that my local Barnes & Noble doesn't have The Iron Daughter in stock! (This lead to ordering it online and now I'm waiting--a tad impatiently--for it.) Because yes, I finished reading The Iron King--and my review should go up on Monday or Tuesday--and oh my goodness, I want to read more. I still need to post about the book signing too and that'll probably happen Sunday night.

Have I mentioned that I've been zipping through my TBR stack? It's satisfying and at the same time I really don't want for it to run out. Anyways, on to the books!

Bought: 

Grave Witch by Kalayna Price
I've been meaning to pick this one up and every time I've looked for it before, I couldn't find it. Needless to say, when I spotted it, I grabbed it (it was the only one in stock). 

Ash by Malinda Lo
I love the cover and it sounds like my sort of book--although oh my goodness is it tiny when compared to some of the other books that I read. 

Torment by Lauren Kate
So, I had borrowed my friend's copy of Fallen and wanted to wait until the book signing to pick up a copy of Torment. Granted, I did borrow said friend's copy of Torment too, because I wanted to know what was going on--on the off chance that someone let a spoiler slip. Thankfully, this didn't happen.

Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly
I've been meaning to pick this book up for a while now--since I loved both The Tea Rose and The Winter Rose. I really can't wait to read this--although I'll try to finish everything else first before starting it. 

For Review (not pictured): 

The Iron Queen by Julie Kagawa (via NetGalley) 
Madly in love with the first book and with the second book on its way, I was all too excited to get a chance to read The Iron Queen and jumped at the chance. Now I must wait patiently for my copy of The Iron Daughter to arrive so I can jump on to The Iron Queen!