It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (7-23-18)

Happy Monday! So I took an unintentional blogging break last week—I didn't post anything at all Tuesday through Saturday. That was due in large part to my insanely busy schedule. I'm one of those people who likes to enjoy quiet evenings at home (and it's better for my thyroid, too), and I didn't have that last week. At all. Everything I did was good: meeting with the incoming student council, hanging out with my young cousins, and celebrating a friend's 40th birthday, to name a few; however, I also didn't feel like opening up my computer when I finally did get home! This week looks to be about half as busy as last week (which is still busier than I'd like!), and I hope to blog with a little more regularity.
Anyway, on to the books ... which, unsurprisingly, I didn't read much of!

What I read last week:

It Was Always You by Judy Corry. Corry is quickly becoming one of my favorite YA authors. While this book had more serious issues than some of her other books, it was still an incredibly fun "fake relationship turned real" book. (4-1/2 stars)

The Boyfriend Agreement by Seven Steps. I have lots of thoughts about this YA romance, and not many of them are good. (1-1/2 stars)

What I'm reading now:

Lone Witness by Rachel Dylan. This is my current lunch break read, and it's slow going for me; I think I'm just not really feeling like reading suspense right now. Hopefully, I'll have a full report for you next week!

Miss Serena's Secret by Carolyn Miller. I love Carolyn Miller's regency romances so much! I'm about a quarter of the way in currently, and so far it's everything I hope for in a Miller novel.

What I'll read next:

My sister just sent me a not so subtle reminder that I promised to read To All the Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han before I see her again ... which is just under two weeks away. So ... maybe? You know I'm terrible at predicting what I'll read next 🤣.

How was your reading week? Share your current read in the comments, and then head over to the linkup to see what others read last week. 

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