Having another one of those busy weeks (way too many of those lately), but still truckin’. 🙂 This short and sweet meme (found via Angieville) is something I can do though.
1. Book I am currently reading: I’m reading three books. Flesh and Blood by Kristen Painter, A Weekend with Mr. Darcy by Victoria Connelly, and Sword of Fire and Sea by Erin Hoffman. I’ve been having a hard time concentrating on one book lately, so I have been picking up one book, reading for a bit, setting it down, picking up another. Ever had one of those weeks? It is not one of my favorite things. I don’t blame the books so much as my mind just being distracted.
2. Book I last finished: In my quest for something that would keep my attention, I went for a couple of short category reads by Kelly Hunter because BookDaze has been indulging in a glom. These were short 120 page lil numbers that I downloaded and read one sitting at a time. I adored The Man She Loves to Hate, but Wife for a Week just did not work for me. Still, finishing a book felt good.
3. Next book I want to read: I do not know, but I think maybe a contemporary romance may be what I’m in the mood for. I am considering Kristan Higgins since a lot of bloggers have read and liked her stuff and I have yet to try her books. OR, I may just read the copy of Cold Fire that’s on the TBR, which I think I will probably love.
4. Last book I bought: That would be the ebook version of Wife for a Week by Kelly Hunter.
5. Last book I was given: That would be Cold Fire by Kate Elliot as well as a copy of Kingdom of Gods by N. K. Jemisin that Orbit sent me last week. Very happy about them and plan to get to them soon.
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Totally know what you mean about picking something up, reading a bit, putting it down, etc. Ad nauseum. Ugh.
I do love that cover of A WEEKEND WITH MR. DARCY. So cute.
Hope you enjoy a Kristan Higgins at some point. 🙂
Then you know. I wish I could *concentrate*.
It is rather cute. The happy yellow background really sets it off.
I most likely will. 🙂
I know. And the longer it goes the more you’re like, maybe it IS the books. Cause if it’s ME, then something is wrong . . .
But it passes. But I always sort of wonder about the books I read (or fail to) in those periods.
OMG, YES. I’m thinking is it this thing in this book, and this thing in that book? Luckily I don’t tend to stay in a funk for long, so I think it will pass.
I did this one too 🙂
Kristan Higgins is fun. The kind of book you read in between books when you need a breather from heavier stuff 🙂
Then I’m heading to your blog to check out your post. 🙂
I think I need that. Will have to get my hands on a Higgins book.
I’ve been wanting to read that Kate Elliott series — it looks so good!
And I totally hear you about reading more than one book. I work at a bookstore, so I’ve been taking short books off the shelf there and reading them on my breaks to take a break from whatever I’m reading at home. 😀
It is good! I recommend it. Very interesting worldbuilding.
That sounds lovely (being able to do that at work)!
Argh, I hate that feeling when all of the books that you’re reading aren’t that engaging. It feels like a slump that’s waiting to happen, right? I hope you get over it soon! Reading a contemporary romance or something light and fun is always a good idea. Maybe you can check out Anna and the French Kiss since that’s an easy read?
Yeah, I don’t want to go into an actual slump, I want to finish these books! And I will! I WILL!
Maybe. I’m sort of reluctant to get another book right now when el TBR is pretty big already (this will pass, I’m sure, but I feel like I got a bunch of books sort of recently – in the past month. When I get through a few I can probably get more).
That’s the spirit! Oh I thought you already had a copy of Anna. Yeah, i know how you feel. I don’t want to add more books to the giant TBR pile right now and I want to go through what I have so far. Wish I could read (and review!) faster.
You can’t see me, but I’m nodding very vigorously.
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