What are you reading on Mondays?

This is a weekly Meme run by J. Kaye's Book Blog. Post the books completed last week, the books you are currently reading, and the books you hope to finish this week. Head on over there to see what everyone else is reading.

Last week was real busy at work and stuff, so i didn't get much time with the blog. I did sign up for the The Countdown Challenge 2010. What can i say, i'm addicted to these things.

Read last week:

>> Thorn Queen - Richelle Mead  5/5 Even better than the first book in the series. Reviews will be up soon.

>> Chaotic - Kelley Armstrong. 5/5  This was a short story in the Dates From Hell anthology and is about Karl Marsten, the non-pack werewolf with quick fingers and a taste for the good things in life and Hope Adams, a chaos half-demon. I really liked this story, but haven't read any of the other stories in the anthology yet.

>> Industrial Magic - Kelley Armstrong. 4/5 Book 4 in the Women of the Otherword series, this was a lot of fun to read.

>> Touch the Dark - Karen Chance. 3/5  Book 1 in the Cassandra Palmer series, i finished this last night

Click on the link to see my reviews for:
>> Stolen - Kelley Armstrong   3.5 of 5 stars

>> Dime Store Magic - Kelley Armstrong   3 of 5 stars

Reading this week:

>> Tigana - Guy Gavriel Kay p 119 Slow reading seeing as this is 600+ pages. But i'm completely loving it.
 
>> Treasure - Clive Cussler p 300
 
>> Haunted  - Kelley Armstrong
 
Wishlist / Discovered last week:
I discovered these books through recommendations/reviews and they've happily increased my growing pile. Click on the links to see the reviews that sold the books:

>> The Puzzle King by Betsy Carter: See the review at Rundpinne

>> His Eyes by Reneé Carter: See more at J. Kaye's Book Blog

>> Intertwined by Gena Showalter. Another one from J. Kaye's Book Blog

>> Ice Land – Betsy Tobin. This is a fantasy based on norse mythology at S. Krishna Books .





Its my birthday today, so the Favourite lines for the week are birthday related..


"Take every birthday with a grain of salt. This works better if the salt accompanies a large margarita."
 
And on a more serious note:
"Sooner or later we all discover that the important moments in life are not the advertised ones, not the birthdays, the graduations, the weddings, not the great goals achieved. The real milestones are less prepossessing. They come to the door of memory unannounced, stray dogs that amble in, sniff around a bit and simply never leave. Our lives are measured by these."  — Susan B. Anthony
 
Happy Reading