Mailbox Monday (70)

I was all set to share these books last week for Mailbox Monday, and then time got away from from. Of course I've seen received even more books that should be here, but I guess they'll just have to wait their turn till next week.
From Goodreads
Imagine There's No Heaven by Mitchell Stephens
The subtitle of this one actually sums it up pretty well, "How atheism helped create the modern world." It's definitely an interesting take on history, science, and religon and I'm really curious to see how it all plays out.

For Review from the Publisher
Synchronized Breathing by Tara Ellison
This is about a mid-30s woman who has to move back in with her mother. Not only that but her toddler is moving with her, and her mother lives in Beverly Hills. This one definitely has a lot of potential.

For Review from TLC Book Tours
Bond Girl by Erin Duffy
I absolutely loved Bond Girl, which is why I'm so excited to read Erin Duffy's next novel. This one looks to be on a bit of a lighter topic, but I'm still thinking it's another I'll fall head over heels for.

The Last Original Wife by Dorothea Benton Frank
I actually had a friend read this recently and really enjoy it. As you may be able to figure out from the title, it's about the last original wife, meaning that out of her husband's group of friends hers is the only one who hasn't remarried yet.

As much as I'm looking forward to reading all of these, I can't get over how pretty all the covers look together. There's so bright and just feel like spring, which I know I'm more than ready for, and I'm sure the way winter has been I'm not alone in that feeling!

What did you find in your mailbox this week?

And you still have a few days to enter my giveaway forRound the Bend by Alistar McGuinness!