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Mailbox:

The books I got this week.
Mailbox Monday hosted by Mari at Burton Book Review, Sunday Post hosted by Kimba at Kimba The Caffeinated Book Reviewer, and Stacking the Shelves hosted by Tynga’s Reviews.

A Need So Beautiful (A Need So Beautiful, #1)

A Want So Wicked (A Need So Beautiful, #2)

A Need So Beautiful (A Need So Beautiful #1) by Suzanne Young (purchased)

A Want So Wicked (A Need So Beautiful #2) by Suzanne Young (purchased)

Allegiance (Legacy #2) by Cayla Kluver (purchased)

Breathe (Breathe #1) by Sarah Crossan (ARC)

Thank you HarperTEEN for the review copy!

It's Monday! What Are You Reading?

The book/s I have read the past week, and the book/s I plan to read throughout the week.
hosted by Shiela at Book Journey

Last week, I finished these books:

Legacy (Legacy #1) by Cayla Kluver
Allegiance (Legacy #2) by Cayla Kluver

Kluver's books has been unread on my shelf for a very long time. Several times in the past, I tried to read it and finish it, but I just couldn't manage, probably because there were so many other good books that were released at that time. While I have reservations regarding the overly descriptive prose, I loved Legacy as a whole! The story was just so intricately woven, and the characters were very interesting. I enjoyed the story very much.

I also read the second book (Allegiance) this week, and I have to say that there is a big improvement on EVERYTHING - the descriptions, the plot, and the pacing of the story. It was so much better than the first one. There were more action scenes in this book. I was still frustrated and annoyed by the romance aspect though.

This week I plan to read one or two of these books:

Breathe (Breathe #1) by Sarah Crossan
My Soul to Steal (Soul Screamers #4) by Rachel Vincent
A Need So Beautiful (A Need So Beautiful #1) by Suzanne Young

Storm by Brigid Kemmerer has been on deck for about two weeks now, and that is not a good sign. I know a lot of people love this book, but I'm already halfway through, and honestly, I don't see why people like it.