WWW Wednesday

I had a pretty awesome reading week. I managed to read 5 books! Of course I didn’t eat or sleep the whole week, but that is ok. I can sleep later. So far I have been having a pretty good reading month. I am hoping that this trend continues.

What am I currently reading?

Hunting Game is my current ebook, which I have just started so don’t have much to say about it. It sounds really good and so far the opening has been great.

The Sentence is Death is the second book in the Hawthorne and Horowitz series and I am really enjoying it. I am liking it better than the first book so far.

Cursed is my current audiobook and it is an ARC. I am really loving this and can’t wait to see how this Rumpelstiltskin retelling all works out. Hopefully for the best.

What have I recently finished reading?

Tread of Angels was good, I just wished it was longer. This is a really interesting world and I really wanted to spend more time there with the characters.

Gleanings was a collection of short stories set in the Arc of the Scythe world. The stories were awesome and it was so much fun returning to this world. I hope to have a review up tomorrow.

Killers of a Certain Age was also really good. It wasn’t as funny as I was expecting it to be but they certainly got creative with the ways they killed people. The ending was also a bit abrupt.

I liked the Ex Hex, but I think I would have enjoyed it more if I had read it instead of listening to an audio version. The narrator was ok, but I needed Rhys to have a Welsh or at least a British accent.

Remote Control was a very short novella that was good. I wish that I had had the time to sit down and read it in one setting though.

What will I read next?

These are my best guesses as to what I will read next, but it could be something totally different by the time I get there.

Well Traveled is my next ARC that I have to read. I loved the other books in this series and can’t wait to see these two characters, who were very minor in the other books get together.

The Golden Enclaves is the last in this very dark academic series. I totally forgot that it came out at the end of September, but as soon as I remembered I went out and bought a copy.

Nobody Walks is a standalone by one of my favorite authors. It is a spy thriller and one I am looking forward to reading.

I doubt that I will get another five books read this week, but one never knows. My weekend will be somewhat busy, but it is suppose to rain, so that means curling up on the couch with a really good book. I hope you all have been have wonderful reading adventures!