What I Read February 2021

 






I feel like I'm back! I read 28 books total in February. Of course, there were a few novellas on the list and they were part of a series so I kind of flew through them. I still had quite a few ARCs on my TBR, which grows every day, but fewer planned for March.

Okay here's the breakdown. 

I read 28 books in total.
13 ARCs
11 KU
4 purchased ebooks

My Favorite Cover this month: Noble Prince and Private Property.

Alright, I'm in the middle of my next ARC, which I am loving, and I need to know what happens next.


xo

Alicia

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