Mailbox Monday, April 12

Mailbox Monday is hosted by Marcia at The Printed Page.We share what books that we found in our mailboxes last week.

I was so lucky! This is what I received:

Won The Morning Show Murders by Al Roker from A.F. Heart at Mysteries and My Musings at the following link:

http://mysterysuspence.blogspot.com/2010/03/book-giveaway-morning-show-murders.html

This sounds like a great book and it's even a hardcover!

From the Cover: Network TV can be murder. Just ask Billy Blessing, famous for his smile, charm, and ability to survive the shark tank that is high-stakes morning TV. But though Billy has outlived his fair share of prima-donnas, his cooking segment on Wake Up America! is a staple of the American diet, and his Manhattan bistro is a mega-success, his career has just taken a very dangerous turn: His show’s perky cohost, Gin McCauley, has launched into some brass-knuckles contract negotiations. A visiting Mossad agent is about to tell all on the air. And then the network’s head honcho is murdered in his luxury apartment, and an ambitious D.A. decides that Billy is to blame.

Won from Book Junkie: To Sin With a Scoundrel by Cara Elliott at the following link:
http://myfoolishwisdom.blogspot.com/2010/03/winners-to-sin-with-scoundrel-by-cara.html

I am always up for a good hot romance novel!

From the cover: Ciara needs a titled fiancé to quell the slanderous speculations which may send her to the gallows. Lucas needs brilliant scholar to help his elderly uncle decipher the secrets of the mysterious manuscript. So when her friends urge her to accept the earl's proposal of a temprorary alliance, Ciara decides that she had no choice but to make a deal with the Devil. And so begins a seductive dance of naughty pleasures and hidden desires as the two of them waltz through the mansions of Mayfair. Lies, intrigue, treachery, sex. They find themselves facing slanderous whispers, unscrupulous relatives-not to speak of their own simmering passions, which quickly ignite into dangerous flames. It's a potent mix and the result may be explosive-and perhaps deadly-if they don't watch their step.