The tangible pile at the beginning of the year -
With it's own complimentary digital list -
DREAMING ANASTASIA by Joy Preble (free copy from BN)
THE BUTTERFLY CLUES by Kate Ellison
DROWNING INSTINCT by Ilsa J. Bick
MESMERIZE by Artist Arthur
ESCAPING TITANIC by Marybeth Lorbiecki
TITANIC by Philip Wilkinson
TIME VOYAGE by Steve Brezenoff
THE LIBERATION OF MAX MCTRUE by Kim Culbertson (from the author)
May saw an end with 193 books. A rather overwhelming number. For June? I'm up to 198. That's up a mere five books from last month, with one that stalled my pile by nearly the entire month of June due to its density. Not too shabby if I do say so myself for having BEA thrown in there. I've abated a minor panic attack and am only breathing a bit shallowly at the moment. I'll be okay. I'm not at 200. I'll be okay.
My pile at the moment -
I'm still feeling rather accomplished with my ARC pile being as low as it is (with a couple of those titles being duplicates with NetGalley). I don't feel like I'll go insane.
And the digital list, all from NetGalley unless I say so -
THE POISON DIARIES by Maryrose Wood (Epic Reads deal)
DREAMING ANASTASIA by Joy Preble (free copy from BN)
THE TREACHERY OF BEAUTIFUL THINGS by Ruth Long
THE RAFT by SA Bodeen
HANGING BY A THREAD by Sophie Littlefield
HANA by Lauren Oliver (Sony Digital Library)
THE CURIOSITIES by Maggie Stiefvater, Brenna Yovanoff and Tessa Gratton
FOUR SECRETS by Margaret Willey
ASHEN WINTER by Mike Mullin
THE INFECTS by Sean Beaudoin
BEYOND by Graham McNamee
THE CROOKED LETTER by Sean Williams (Pyr on-site free download)
BAD GLASS by Richard E. Gropp
GIRL OF NIGHTMARES by Kendare Blake
BLADE SONG by JC Daniels
Still incredibly manageable, the digital pile, with me still reading ahead of release dates. It's like the monkey is off my back and combing my dog for bugs or something. He won't find any since my dog just got groomed but he's otherwise occupied from just being a monkey on my back,
