DECEMBER WRAP UP & JANUARY TBR

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY *^* 
 Hope everybody had an awesome New Years and that this year is better than 2015!


So, my December Wrap Up... Funny thing is that I failed it completly BUT! It was for a good cause and that is my damn feels.
So instead of reading what I had planned to read in December, I've read A Bucket Full Of Awesome and Sanctuary by Zainab T. Khan that I recommend and thought that both were amazing;
I've read Carry On by Rainbow Rowell that made me cry like 2376876234872 times, smile, get extremly exited and happy and ruined my feels; City Of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare that also ruined my feels and made me cry an ocean and it was damn perfect and I can't even talk about this book without crying (not kidding); and last but not least... Oblivion by Jennifer L. Armentrout. Ohhh Oblivion how you wrecked my life. So if you guys don't know, the Lux Series is my favourite book series of all, my baby, my life and I've read the series in the beginning of summer 2015 and coming back to this world once again but in Daemon's POV brought back all my feels and they smashed me like a 500 pound elephant BUT! (yes, there is always a 'but') I've also read Onyx and Opal in Daemon's POV but it's only available in ebook.
So as you can see, I actually read a lot but not what I planned so my TBR pile is still huge as hell and basically I cried every single day of the month since I cried with every book.
You could give a name to my room and it would appear in the world map as the new discouvered ocean. True story.

And now for my January TBR that I so hope to accomplish.
I plan to read:
- The Covenant Series (5 books by Jennifer L. Armentrout)
- Hush Hush Series (4 books by Becca Fitzpatrick)
- Demonglass & Spell Bound (From the Hex Hall Series by Rachel Hawkins)
Probably gonna fail miserably again but I'll try and it's just the first day of the year and I've finished re-reading Origin and I'm half way through Opposition from the Lux Series. Yup, the love is real, judge me.
That's all folks.

Glad to write,

DomoMin (Brigida Afonso)