It's Monday What Are You Reading - April 4

Come post weekly and see what others are reading too just so you can add to your tbr - I always do! For more information see Sheila at One Persons Journey Through a World of Books and join in! 

Books Completed Last Week 

• Dragon Lady by Gary Alexander
• Horns by Joe Hill
• My Jane Austen Summer by Cindy Jones
• Valentine Bride by Christine Rimmer
• Overtime in the Boss's Bed by Nicola Marsh
• The Secret Child and the Cowboy CEO by Janice Maynard
• Wickham's Diary by Amanda Grange

Reading Now: 

• The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffeneger (audio, car)
• Drought by Pam Bachorz (audio, mp3 player)
• The Face of God by Bill Myers
• Night Road by Kristin Hannah (review)

Next:

• Lowcountry Summer by Dorothea Benton Frank
• Stillettos and Scoudrels by Laina Turner-Molaski
  
• Born at Midnight by C.C. Hunter
• The Arrow Chest by Robert Parry
• Sing You Home by Jodi Picoult
• Madame Tussaud: A Novel of the French Revolution by Michelle Moran
• The Emperor's Tomb by Steve Berry
• Red Wolf by Liza Marklund

Summary -

A much calmer week since it rained most of the week - we only had one evening we had to do something with the kids.  Though because of the rain, I did have another flare-up, but thankfully it was only one missed day of work.  

I was hard at work on the reading this week.  I had to finish up judging for a RWA contest and I enjoyed all 4 of the short contemporaries I read.  It reminded me why I use to read various Harlequin imprints from time-to-time.  Wonderful stories that make for great escapism for a few hours.  So that is done and now it's time to play catch-up on my review titles again.

This week's weather looks mostly sunny so I expect it to be a busy week with practices and opening ceremonies on Saturday.  Hopefully they won't have any games that day so I can go the ceremonies and leave and get back to Dewey's 24-hour-read-a-thon that is taking place this weekend!  I can't wait.

Best of the week:  Tie between Dragon Lady by Gary Alexander and Horns by Joe Hill - two completely different books, but both were great!

How was your week?