Book from the Backlog #156

Books from the Backlog is a fun way to feature some of those neglected books sitting on your bookshelf unread.  If you are anything like me, you might be surprised by some of the unread books hiding in your stacks. This is a fun meme hosted by Carole's Random Life in Books!

Save Haley. Find Peregrine. Kill Feodor.

Joshlyn Weaver has a list, and she’s going to check off every item or die trying. She needs to save Haley from the Death universe, hunt down her scheming grandfather, and force Feodor to return the souls he stole. Will would help her—if she’d let him. But since healing the broken bonds between them isn’t on her list, he’ll have to prepare to meet Peregrine on his own, and his investigation leads him to the dream-walker community’s strangest corners. When the Veil separating the Dream from the World begins breaking down, Josh and Will have to come together to stop Peregrine from destroying the balance between the three universes—and they’ll need Feodor’s help, which always comes with a price. With the three universes collapsing into one another, Josh must decide who she is and who she can trust in time to save the World, herself, and everyone she loves.

I added Kit Alloway's Dream Forever to my TBR pile in February of 2017. This is yet another case of Jessica-buys-the-series-as-it-releases-to-binge-read-later. I have had it happen where I don't buy the book and then suffer the consequences of it later on. So at some point I guess I just got into that buy it now mentality so I could binge read at my pleasure later on! There are still some series where I didn't do this and I will suffer greatly for those later on. So yeah...lol. But the concept of this series sounded intriguing to me at the time and I feel like I might have gotten at least one of these from the Book Outlet or something like that...but Goodreads says this was published in March 2017 so I probably wishlisted it the month before. That's what I am realizing is bad about Goodreads and I ought to delete it entirely from my "library" once I get it and do a fresh "want to read" once I actually get it so I will know later on how long I've actually "owned" it.