With Dragons. The wait for Book 6 is gonna be loooooooong.

Edit: Nice GoT quote, RevolverLink :3

But plenty else to read. A couple of Nick Harkaway novels (read The Gone Away World a couple months back, great fun), Millennium #3 (The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest), the 2nd and 3rd Hunger Games books, and a few other assorted miscellaneous on my Kindle.

I have to recommend Battle Royale whilst I'm here, which I read it last year. It's a fantastic read, following the struggle for survival of a class of 45 (iirc) Japanese schoolkids locked on a deserted island and forced to play a twisted game enforced by the government: only one of them is allowed to come off the island alive. Might recognize the plot from The HungerGames. Battle Royale was (almost certainly) what inspired Hunger Games, but is much more adult, much more brutal, intensely violent, and has a sense of humour as dark and thick as tar. It's psychotic, adrenaline-fueled stuff, letting us get to know (and sometimes like) characters, before having them brutally dispatched. It's certainly not one for the kids. For older readers though, if you want something a bit crazy, look no further.

Redwall series (by Brian Jacques) - It's been years since I've read any of these books (I was in middle school at the time), but I remember enjoying them immensely. There are 22 books in the series, all taking place in the same world, at various points in time. It's a fantasy series (knights & all that stuff),