BookCase.Club: Subscription Box for Book Lovers!


I was so excited to discover another subscription box for bibliophiles like myself!

BookCase.Club is a monthly subscription box that sends you two books a month right to your doorstep.




They have 6 different themed boxes you can choose from:

Blind Date - Paranormal Romance
Strange Worlds - Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Teenage Dream - Young Adult
Thrill Seeker - Mystery and Thriller
Booking for Love - Romance
Read to Me - Childrens

I got the Thrill Seeker box, but I'm excited to try out the Teenage Dream and Blind Date boxes as well as the Read to Me box in the future. 



Both books in the box were hardback, which was awesome and both books were from authors I have't discovered yet, so I was stoked about that as well.

I also got a cute little notebook, but I'm not sure if that was exclusive to me as a reviewer or if they sent that out to everyone, but that was a great surprise as well!

I haven't had the chance to dive into either of these yet, as my "to-reads" list is about 12 miles long at the moment, but I'm excited to get to them because so far, the plot lines seem really interesting. 

Descriptions are below if you would like to check them out!


You by Caroline Kepnes

When a beautiful, aspiring writer strides into the East Village bookstore where Joe Goldberg works, he does what anyone would do: he Googles the name on her credit card.

There is only one Guinevere Beck in New York City. She has a public Facebook account and Tweets incessantly, telling Joe everything he needs to know: she is simply Beck to her friends, she went to Brown University, she lives on Bank Street, and she’ll be at a bar in Brooklyn tonight—the perfect place for a “chance” meeting.

As Joe invisibly and obsessively takes control of Beck’s life, he orchestrates a series of events to ensure Beck finds herself in his waiting arms. Moving from stalker to boyfriend, Joe transforms himself into Beck’s perfect man, all while quietly removing the obstacles that stand in their way—even if it means murder.


Tokyo Kill by Barry Lancet

In the second thriller of this new series from “a fresh voice in crime fiction” (Kirkus Reviews), antiques dealer-turned-P.I. Jim Brodie matches wits with an elusive group of killers chasing a long-lost treasure that has a dangerous history. 

When an elderly World War II veteran shows up unannounced at Brodie Security begging for protection, the staff thinks he’s just a paranoid old man. He offers up a story connected to the war and to Chinese Triads operating in present-day Tokyo, insisting that he and his few surviving army buddies are in danger.

Fresh off his involvement in solving San Francisco’s Japantown murders, antiques dealer Jim Brodie had returned to Tokyo for some R&R, and to hunt down a rare ink painting by the legendary Japanese Zen master Sengai for one of his clients—not to take on another case with his late father’s P.I. firm. But out of respect for the old soldier, Brodie agrees to provide a security detail, thinking it’ll be an easy job and end when the man comes to his senses.

Instead, an unexpected, brutal murder rocks Brodie and his crew, sending them deep into the realm of the Triads, Chinese spies, kendo warriors, and an elusive group of killers whose treachery spans centuries—and who will stop at nothing to complete their mission.



They also do amazing things when you become a subscriber.
Each month, for every active subscription, BookCase.Club will donate one childrens book as part of their Books For Keeps program which was founded to help children who can't afford or do not have access to book, discover the joy of reading. 


Learn more at bookcase.club

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*Disclosure: This product was received as a sample in exchange for an honest, unbiased, review. The reviews and or opinions on this blog are 100% my own. No monitory compensation was received and I was not required to write a positive review. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR Part 255: Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsement and Testimonials in Advertising. 

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