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Dragon's Winter by Elizabeth A. Lynn. I picked it up on a whim because of the cover and was pleasantly surpirised. It's a well-written Fantasy about 2 not so brotherly brothers who are part dragon. One betrays the other leading to a battle between the two, there are also interesting...

Happy birthday to TBF's own Sultan of Swing!

Maybe we should re-name this series to "Wheel of Seinfeld", it's a series about nothing. Man, 700 plus pages and just about nothing happened:mad:

Well met, Hugin!

Greetings, Aged! Cool avatar...

I generally don't throw my opinion around much here, but I have to say that I read Left Behind and I thought it was absolute dreck. Quite possibly the worst book I've ever read. But hey, that's just this jamoke's opinion!

Greetings, Spineshank (God, that sounds painful!) from a veteran Fantasy reader. PS - I have read Fantasy for over 20 years and have actually kissed a girl;)

The Rollins books are Adventure with a touch of the Supernatural. I have only read Subterranean and Excavation thus far (the 2 are not related in any way). He has about 6 or 7 novels out and I believe they are all stand-alone. Fun stuff, I plan on reading them all eventually.

You are correct, sir! I enjoyed Hyperion immensely, but it just kinda stops and one must pick up The Fall of Hyperion to continue with the story. Dan Simmons is one heck of a writer I must say, much more "high brow" than the usual stuff I read!

I've read all of James Clemens (and some of his alter-ego James Rollins). I loved the Banned and the Banished books (or the Wit'ch books if you will), but I did feel that the series lost momentum toward the end. I'm a sucker for the old rag-tag band of adventurers united against a great evil...

Looks like I'll be picking up Children of the Serpent Gate at the Library tonight:cool:

Rune, you're back! Is Gary considered "Teen" fiction or Adult? I saw him registered at your site as well as on SFFWORLD, but honestly don't know the first thing about him.

Hey....you from Joisey? I'm from Joisey too:D

Greetings to your bones!

Just waiting for my local Library to catalog it and get it in my hands, Vorian!

Greetings, RAD321:D

Well heck, I read sci-fi, fantasy and horror! Welcome to TBF;)

The Fog was one of the first horror movies I ever saw on the big screen so it had a big impact on me. I'll be interested in seeing the remake though.

Arrr, matey! Welcome aboard ye' scalawag:D

May Vargo Hoat chop off thy feet!;)