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Happy August!

I'm finishing up with Across The Universe by Beth Revis.

I am in a reading "pause" and watching season after season on the Las Vegas TV show :D but tomorrow I'll read the new Sherrilyn Kenyon and Jennifer Ashley and Jaci Burton.

PS: Las Vegas is such a great show, always with a HEA(love those), if you guys haven't seen it I recommend it

I am finishing an old Candice Hern that Janga recommended--Miss Lacey's Last Fling. I'm not a big Hern fan, but this is really charming.

I've just started Meredith Duran's new one A Lady's Lesson in Scandal.

I'm probably a third of the way into Storm's Heart by Thea Harrison. Wow. I loved her first book but wasn't at all sure she could keep it up. Well, I'm impressed. A very different heroine and a very compelling story. For a new author, she's VERY impressive. I am not a paranormal fan but I really love her stuff.

Starting on Wildcat Fireflies by Amber Kizer.

I am reading The Princess Bride. I like the movie quite a bit, so I thought I would read the book.

FInished Storm's Heart. I still really liked it, but it didn't end as strongly as it finished. The development of the relationship between teh two wasnt as interesting or complex as in the first book. And really, the hero doesn't seem to keep developing as a character after a certain point. That's, I guess, a realistic problem for a many thousands of years old former god, but it made the book somewhat less interesting. Still, I stronglhy recommend it and am definitely reading what she writes next.

Just finished A Lady's Lesson in Scandal which was excellent and I am about to start A Kiss at Midnight.

Kasey wrote: "I am reading The Princess Bride. I like the movie quite a bit, so I thought I would read the book."

I hope you like it! I read it as an assignment in high school (nice, right?) and absolutely loved it!

Tahyun wrote: "I hope you like it! I read it as an assignment in high school (nice, ..."

I did enjoy it! Its better than some of the books I had to read in high school. I was surprised by how much of the dialogue was the same in the movie and book. Although it is not surprising when you take into account that the book was abridged by the same man that wrote the screenplay. The book was just as fun as the movie though.

Now I am working on Something Borrowed. I have seen the movie for this one yet, but I wanted to read the book first.