Just finished Mogworld and was going to start The Road, but with school, haven't had time to start it yet...
Your current book...
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Just recently finished the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, and the first 3 Harry Potter books.
Now, I'm moving on too I Am Number 4 ( The concept is interesting, but the writing is so dry and the characters seem lifted straight from archetypes. Plus, John sounds like a robot. But it could be a bit of Fridge Brilliance, as the characters are supposed to be Aliens
Now, I'm moving on too I Am Number 4 ( The concept is interesting, but the writing is so dry and the characters seem lifted straight from archetypes. Plus, John sounds like a robot. But it could be a bit of Fridge Brilliance, as the characters are supposed to be Aliens
im re-reading Exile, while reading the first book to the dresden files, and am in the middle of book 8 of the rangers apprentice series... as well as reading a book call "players at the game of people" and re-reading ringworld.
I've just started reading through Thud again (Pratchett) as I've not touched the city watch story lines in a while now.
Eagle in the Sky by Wilbur smith.
I finished it yesterday and immediately started re-reading it. I can honestly say it's made it into my top 5 favourite books. It's so very descriptively detailed that you can see everything happening in minds eye, particularly the more gruesome scenes (lets just say a character is burnt alive).
I was skeptical at first on whether or not I'd get into it as it's not my usual taste, however, 10 pages in I was hooked. It's got pretty much everything.
I'm also reading the Lincoln Rayne series by Jeffery Deaver, one of my favourite authors.
I finished it yesterday and immediately started re-reading it. I can honestly say it's made it into my top 5 favourite books. It's so very descriptively detailed that you can see everything happening in minds eye, particularly the more gruesome scenes (lets just say a character is burnt alive).
I was skeptical at first on whether or not I'd get into it as it's not my usual taste, however, 10 pages in I was hooked. It's got pretty much everything.
I'm also reading the Lincoln Rayne series by Jeffery Deaver, one of my favourite authors.
Difinitely good books, but honestly, I can't stand the ending.chromewarriorXIII said:
Sad and a cliff-hanger. She dies and the high king hasn't even really become the high king yet.
I love that book, I've read it twice, and Dumas does rock!Zaverexus said:
I'm reading Demons by Dostoyevsky, and I'm almost done with it, thank god. Not that I don't like it, the story is really interesting, but there's so much back story to everything that I've gotten lost a few times.
Um, I feel a little out of place in this thread but whatever. I'm reading Last Words, George Carlin's autobiography, it's pretty fascinating to me. After that though I'll be tackling 1984.
Pillars of Creation by Terry Goodkind. It's the seventh book of the Sword of Truth series. I've read the whole series before a few years back, and since some of the details are fuzzy, I can read it without spoiling the whole thing. XD
I started on Wizard's First Rule, which is the first book, in December, so I'm making pretty good time.
I started on Wizard's First Rule, which is the first book, in December, so I'm making pretty good time.
The Emperor's Finest: A Ciaphas Cain Novel
A great series set in the Warhammer 40k universe, a nice blend of grim darkness and snarky humor.
A great series set in the Warhammer 40k universe, a nice blend of grim darkness and snarky humor.
Because I put it off for too long: Blade Runner (a movie) by William S. Burroughs - not related to the Ridley Scott movie
The third omnibus of Gotrek & Felix. I think I'm finally fed up with Felix's character though, so who knows if I'll actually finish it.
