Bout Of Books 31 Day 4

 I survived day 4 !!!   I can't believe I made it this far. During the last few Bout of Books  rounds I had failed miserably but this time I am reading a lot.  I guess it helps that I now live in a different town (I am actually happier here) and our Province has been under a stay at home order, 

I am happy to say that so far I have read 2 books this week. YAY Me!   I finished reading  A Glow of Stars & Dusk by Eve L. Mitchell on Tuesday and last night I finished  The Highlander's Irish Bride by Vanessa Kelly.  I didn't start another book last night but I will be starting a new one soon. I am just not sure which book yet. I do have a lot on Netgalley to choose from since I am a little behind on my galleys.

Anyway, I have no plan today since I already made bread and made pizza dough this week so I think I will be doing quite a bit of reading. 

All the books I have read this week will be reviewed here this weekend.  Can't go anywhere because of the stay-at-home order so might as well be productive on my blog.

How is your reading week going? 

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