It's Monday What Are You Reading? #30

It's Monday What Are You Reading is a weekly meme hosted by Book Journey in which we plan our reading week!
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Finished Reading

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Exiled by J. R. Wagner

Scarlet by A. C. Gaughen

Currently Reading

Burn Mark by Laura Powell

This book has started off a little slow but now things are starting to happen and it's getting very interesting. I am looking forward to see what is going to happen next.

Torn by Stephanie Guerra

I am kind of liking this book at the moment at the moment it seems to be a coming of age book but nothing too interested has happened so far and am nearly halfway through so something needs to happen soon.

Reading Next

Raised By Wolves by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

I am finally going to make myself start this book this week as it's been on my shelf for a long time now maybe even since last year!

The Watchers by Jon Steele

This one sounded good on Netgalley but a long one still going to try and read it though.

That's my reading plan of the week, what's yours?

In My Mailbox #21

In My Mailbox is a weekly meme that is hosted by The Story Siren. This is where we show what we have either bought or was given throughout the week gone by.









Here's my books that I received this week.

Fated by Alyson Noel

I received this as a swap from RISI, I did try and get it to review but I never heard back so I jumped at the chance to swap one of my books for this one and I can't wait to read it.

Struck by Jennifer Bosworth

I was so happy to receive a review copy of Struck from Random House Children's Publishers. I love the cover so much that I hope I love the story just as much.

Witchstruck by Victoria Lamb

I was also sent this by Random House Publishers, although I didn't know I was getting this one as I never asked for it but I am glad I have got it as it does sound like the kind of book I would like to read.

Also I got a few galley's from Netgally

Burn by Heath Gibson

The Watchers by Jon Steele

The City's Son by Tom Pollock

That's what I received, what did you receive in your mailbox?