March Wrap Up and April TBR

A new month starts today and it is time to take a look back into a not bad month reading-wise but not as good as previous months. I managed to finish 4 books and start another two ones.
The first book I finished this month was "Crash into You" the third book in the "Pushing the limits" companion series by Katie McGarry, and I was not disappointed with it. A solid recommended series to any romance lovers. After it I moved yet to another romantic book, "El infierno de Gabriel - Gabriel's inferno" a book that trapped me from page one.

After these two I gave "Days of Blood and starlight" a try but since I could not get into it, and I was getting into a reading slump. I tried to get out of it with " The eternity cure" by Julie Kagawa, but I could not really get into it either.

I left these two books and I gave "The iron Queen" a try and I loved it. The third book in the "Iron fey series by Julie Kagawa was amazing and I could not wait to read the last one. However, I pursued my TBR and read "Origin" the fourth book in the "Lux" series by Jennifer L. Armentrout.

Now it is time to say what are my hopes to read this month. First of all I would like to finish both the books I have started this month. And then I want to keep going with the same series I was reading last month since I really want to read the next books. Therefore, "Take me on" by Katie McGarry, which is the fourth book in the series. Then we have "El éxtasis de Gabriel - Gabriel's Rapture" which is the second book in the trilogy by Syilvain Reynard.

After those we have to last books of their series, "The iron knight" by Julie Kagawa and "Opposition" by Jennifer L.Armentrout.

Thanks for reading,

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