Not a bad score to start with, especially for verbal. You still have time to improve. You could at least bump your sciences by 1-2 points each, and perhaps verbal by another point as well.
Keep practicing AAMC material for verbal. DO NOT touch ek101. It's ok to use tprh verbal only to improve your reading comprehension, but they are still far from resembling AAMC verbal. I said this already, but I think there are more than enough AAMC verbal to practice. Between the CBT FL's, the "R" version tests, and the AAMC SAP you should have close to 100 passages. That's enough to keep you busy until your test.
In regards to the PS, keep doing TBR. They are good practice, especially for calculation-heavy questions. For bio, there's nothing that will sufficiently prepare you for what you are going to encounter. Nothing. However, late AAMC FL's (especially 11), the AAMC official guide book, and TPRH-ICC are good resemblance. Also, TPRH-SW's advanced passages are good.
Don't underestimate bio, like I did. It will bite you on the real test. Don't think TPRH-ICC are "too hard"; the questions may be harder than the real test, but the passages are the same difficulty.
I, again, want to emphasize that you get the AAMC Guide book. The bio passages are very similar to that of the real test. Get the damn book!
You have time. Good luck!
