It's Monday, What Are you Reading? (#43)

It's Monday, What are you reading? is a weekly event hosted by Sheila at One Person's Journey Through a World of Books to list the books completed last week, the books currently being read and the books to be finished this week.

This week I wasn't very productive reading-wise, I blame work :-/ And since I don't have a lot to tell you about what I read this past week, I thought I would tell you everything that I did blogging-wise.

Reviews I posted

I reviewed Quarter Square by David Bridger at Book Lovers Inc. 

UF novel - 4 stars

I reviewed This Perfect Kiss by Melody Thomas at Book Lovers Inc. 

Historical Romance novel - 3.5 stars

Other happenings

I'm compiling a Must-Have-UF-Series whishlist: Part 1 and Part 2 were posted so far

The next 2 weeks will be Spotlight on Fairy Tales Retold here at Ex Libris!

You know what this means: lots of reviews, author and reader guest posts, book recommendations, discussions and tons of giveaways! So don't miss it, starts on Monday 27 June!


and here is what I have read last week:

Book I completed 

Silk is for Seduction by Loretta Chase
(Book #1 in the Dressmakers series)

This was the first novel I read by Loretta Chase, but after Silk is for Seduction, she just became an autobuy historical romance author for me! Wow. Amazing story, wonderful writing. Detailed review will be posted soon, until then get your own copy, believe me you WANT to read this!

Book I am currently reading


Taken by the Others by Jess Haines

Book #2 in Jess Haines' H and W Investigations is even better than the first one was! I enjoy it a lot and it's so frustrating work keeps interrupting my reading *grumbles*

ps: *whispers* I'm also planning some surprise connected to this series, so keep you eyes open, after all the fairy dust and princesses we'll be in need of some vamp, mage and werewolf action! ;-p Just saying...

Book I can't wait to start soon



The Sleeping Beauty by Mercedes Lackey

As you know I'm planning Spotlight on Fairy Tales Retold events and this book fits in nicely with the theme, don't you think? It is rose, has fairy dust and roses, oh and of course Sleeping Beauty too :-) 

Until then, what are you reading this week?