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A bit dark and depressing but I loved the way the storyline was sequenced and threaded together.

I recommend any of Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child's Pendergast books (The Relic-Reliquary-The Cabinet of Curiosities-Still Life With Crows-Brimstone). Also F. Paul Wilson's Adversary Cycle or Repairman Jack books.

Hey, Ashlea....what are your thoughts on the last few Wheel of Time novels? This was my all-time favorite series for a while, but after Lord of Chaos I feel that the focus has been taken away from the main characters and the storylines are losing momentum. Still, I'm not giving up on the...

Feel free to dazzle me with a swordsman. I would prefer a strapping, hairy, manly man, not a girly-man!

I have a 7-year old and we love the following: Secrets of Droon series by Tony Abbott Maximum Boy series by Dan Greenburg Franny K Stein series by Jim Benton Monster Manor series by Paul Martin Horace Splattly the Cupcaked Crusader series by lawrence David Sidekicks series by Dan Danko

Hey, I'd be worried if Book Forum members didn't get excited when they find out that one of their favorite authors has a new title coming out! I think it's great that the new series is original and not linked in any way to the Farseer milieu. I'd like to see more Fantasy authors branch out...

Yeah, I kinda noticed that myself :) , I'll miss them...I mean, uh, her.

I generally have no truck with Elves but I will make an exception in your case ;) At least you're not an accursed Dwarf!

I think I left off at about the same spot as Mark4583. I do enjoy the books, but there's a whole heck of a lot of other authors and series out there that are just as good. Or maybe we need Goodkind and Jordan to move on and write new stories.

tonight at 8 pm. Peter Jennings hosts a "serious" look at the UFO phenomenon. Anyone interested in this sort of thing? I plan on watching some of this, but Survivor is on as well :confused:

I assume you're talking about John Ringo? Emerald Sea just came out and is a sequel to There Will Be Dragons. They are on my "Future Reads" list (along with another few thousand titles).

As a veteran reader of superhero comics I can attest to the fact that one can be both a comic and Novel reader. I no longer actively read monthly titles, but I will occasionally read a graphic novel or Trade paperback that collects multiple issues. Also my children and I watch the cartoons...

As far as I know, it's been out for quite awhile. I've been meaning to get to it for some time now. Book 6 In the Ruins is slated for an August release.

fantasy...did you say FANTASY??? Yeah, I've been known to read a few in that genre. Welcome to the Forum!!!

Instead of singing her little song, Wanda should have just saved time and announced, "May I have everyone's attention please? I'd like to be the first person voted off the island!" And I've got to wonder if Jolanda has ever watched Survivor before, being bossy has historically been a quick...

My name's Mike, I'm 39 and live in Newark, Delaware in the good ol' US of A. I've been married 15 years and have 2 boys ages 13 and 7. I work for a Major Financial Institution. My hobbies besides reading are mostly spending time with my wife and kids whom I love and cherish dearly. I love...

On the Bus on the way to work. On the bus on the way home from work. Before bed. A few hours on the weekend. I do other stuff, too ya' know............REALLY!!!

Banewreaker was pretty darn good if I do say so myself. Not great, mind you, but enjoyable enough for me to want to read book 2.

only 10? I read Banewreaker but I've never gotten around to any of the Kushiel books. Welcome to the FORUM! May your blade stay ever sharp!

Dear Lord!!! I actually read Master of the Five Magics by Lyndon Hardy about 20 years ago. I'm not sure if this is the book or not because I can't recall a single thing about it. I had forgotten all about it until turk182 mentioned it!!!