May Wrap Up and June TBR

With the new monthstarting today it is time for wrap up what I have read on May and set myself aReading goal for June.

I started the monthwith the tenth book in the Psy-changeling series by Nalini Singh, which as youmight know has become one of my favorite series of all time. And as you mighthave guessed I really enjoyed this book and I will keep up reading the series.(Review here)

Then I moved to thePercy Jackson and the Olympics book that I should have read on April but didnot, the titan’s curse. This book was a really interesting, nail biting andaction packed book. A shame I did not got to this series until now because itis a really amazing series for younger readers (Review here)

After this I decidedto finally finish one series I started about three years ago, the Across theUniverse series by Beth Revis. This is one of the little science fiction thathad called my attention along with the Under the Never Sky series by VeronicaRossi, another series I have yet to finish. I managed to read the last twobooks in this trilogy, and I really liked them. I think this series is reallythought provoking and really good. (A million suns review here) (Shades ofearth review here)

I started reading“Lady Midnight” after finishing this series, however I did not managed to getinto it at first and I am still currently reading it. But once you get throughthe first 30% of the book it gets better. Therefore this one goes straight tomy June TBR.

Apartfrom finishing “Lady Midnight” I have a really ambitious TBR for the month ofJune, since I will have one week out of work. I want to read the second book inthe “To all the boys I’ve loved before series” by Jenny Han, “PS I still loveyou”. Then I want to continue with my two ongoing series from which I read onebook each month; the fourth book in the “Percy Jackson and the Olympians”series by Rick Riordan, “The battle of the labyrinth”. As well as, the eleventhbook in the “Psy-Changeling” series by Nalini Singh, “Tangle of need”.

Once Iget through these I want to start three new series I have been eyeing foryears. First we have the “Umbrella’s protectorate” by Gail Carriger asteam-punk series from which I have heard really good things. Then I would liketo start “The Lux” series by Jennifer L. Armentrout an alien romance serieswell-loved in the YA chick-lit community. And last but not least a contemporaryromance, which are usually books I flew by, “Perfect Chemistry” by SimoneElkeles.