The first pile includes all of the signed copies. Some of these books I actively pursued, some were more or less thrust upon me, and some had short lines so I jumped in. In order, bottom to top, right to left (because I can)...
Pope Annalisa by Peter Canova: An African nun is elected the first female pope, but symbols of the demonic sort start popping up when she takes her place at the Vatican.
The Map of True Places by Brunonia Barry: When Zee Finch returns to her hometown after her patient commits suicide, she finds herself confronting her past and questioning her future.
Aberrations by Penelope Przekop: Angel Duet seeks the truth behind her mother's life and death while struggling with narcolepsy.
Of All the Stupid Things by Alexandra Diaz: Tara, Whitney, and Pinkie, three friends, each take a turn narrating this story of friendship, questioning what happens when one girl falls in love with a new girl in town.
Vampires and Werewolves by Konstantinos: These two books investigate the myths and legends behind these supernatural creatures.
Blue Skies, Red Soil by
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