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Post by
Kristopher
Bewks! I'll be getting a couple of Amazon gift cards for Christmas (Some at my request, some that usually always come) and I'm looking for suggestions.
I have a couple of options;
The first one, is I would like to finish out my "The Lost Years of Merlin" collection, I already have books 1-3, there's still 4-5 to buy. I've read them all but love them so much, so I'd like to buy them.
Second, I'd also like to finish out the "Merlin's Dragon" trilogy. I own and have read the first one, and the 2nd and 3rd are not in my possession.
Third. Forgotten Realms. I'd also also really like to finish up some of the trilogies that I have of the Forgotten Realms books, particularly
Richard Lee Byer's "Undead" trilogy (1 book to go)
, Bruce R. Cordell's "Abolithic Sovereignty" trilogy (2 books to go),
Richard Baker's "The Last Mythal" trilogy (1 book to go)
, and
Ed Greenwood's "The Knights of Myth Drannor" trilogy (1 book to go)
. I think I might also be missing some of the original Drizz't series.
Anyone have any other Forgotten Realm's suggestions? Or any other similar series?
Post by
Monday
Have you read the Sellswords Trilogy of Forgotten Realms?
Post by
Kristopher
Have you read the Sellswords Trilogy of Forgotten Realms?
Don't think I have.
I'd list all the books I have but I have a raid soon so I can't exactly spend that much time, but if someone happens to mention a book/series that I have (And it's complete) I'll point it out.
Post by
Monday
It starts with
Servant of the Shard
, which was originally a part of the
Paths of Darkness
series, but was moved because it didn't really fit in with the others. It follows Jarlaxle, Entreri and some other people (namely a dwarf named Athrogate, who is one of my favorites in the series).
And, obviously, since it stars Entreri, it's an amazing read.
Post by
Kristopher
It starts with
Servant of the Shard
, which was originally a part of the
Paths of Darkness
series, but was moved because it didn't really fit in with the others. It follows Jarlaxle, Entreri and some other people (namely a dwarf named Athrogate, who is one of my favorites in the series).
And, obviously, since it stars Entreri, it's an amazing read.
Yeah I was also thinking about getting those, too. I'd really like to see the end of the trilogies I own, first, however. The suspense is killing me :P
Post by
OverZealous
The Grey Knights Omnibus
(WH40K),
The Outcast Dead
(WH40K)
Death Masks
(Dresden Files),
Blood Rites
(Dresden Files),
Dead Beat
(Dresden Files),
Proven Guilty
(Dresden Files),
The Ambassador's Mission
(The Traitor Spy by Trudi Canavan)
Rogue
(The Traitor Spy) and
Necronomicon
- Commemorative Edition plus a gift card at a semi-local bookstore that sells Fantasy/SF. Good Christmas so far, lol.
Post by
Monday
The Grey Knights Omnibus
(WH40K),
The Outcast Dead
(WH40K)
Death Masks
(Dresden Files),
Blood Rites
(Dresden Files),
Dead Beat
(Dresden Files),
Proven Guilty
(Dresden Files),
The Ambassador's Mission
(The Traitor Spy by Trudi Canavan)
Rogue
(The Traitor Spy) and
Necronomicon
- Commemorative Edition plus a gift card at a semi-local bookstore that sells Fantasy/SF. Good Christmas so far, lol.
Wow, grats =)
Grey Knights was actually the series that got me into 40K fiction (first book was actually one called Titanicus by Dan Abnett, but I didn't get anymore for several months), and is probably my favorite besides Space Wolves.
Also,
Dead Beat
is my favorite Dresden Files book. Hands down. The epicness meter goes off the chart.
Post by
Orranis
Rereading The Fellowship of the Ring I'm thinking of writing a short story in the LOTR universe from the point of view of Tom Bombadil. I hated the character on my first read through but I actually found him really interesting the second time through.
Post by
Monday
Rereading The Fellowship of the Ring I'm thinking of writing a short story in the LOTR universe from the point of view of Tom Bombadil. I hated the character on my first read through but I actually found him really interesting the second time through.
Fanfic of an established character? Meh.
Post by
Kristopher
Awright,
Merlin's Dragon
2&3,
The Sellswords
Trilogy,
The Haunted Lands
3,
The Last Mythal
3, and
The Knights of Myth Drannor
3 are in my cart. $10.69 left, out of $50. Why does shipping have to be so expensive? :(
Post by
Orranis
Rereading The Fellowship of the Ring I'm thinking of writing a short story in the LOTR universe from the point of view of Tom Bombadil. I hated the character on my first read through but I actually found him really interesting the second time through.
Fanfic of an established character? Meh.
He's not very established at all if you listen to the conversation they have while discussing what to do with the ring.
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Post by
Monday
I have a Nook >.>
What? I like B&N.
Post by
Pwntiff
$50 to spend at Amazon and $15 to spend at B&N...I need to figure out a book that I would like to have physically I suppose to buy from B&N.
Know I'm going to get A Dance with Dragons, Shadowdance Book 3, The Blade Itself, and maybe a few others.
Post by
Patty
Seven
Sookie Stackhouse
books later, I'm starting
A Game of Thrones
. :P
Post by
Treskol
Read the latest Skulduggery Pleasant book, the way it is turning quite dark is new and kinda refreshing.
Post by
Pwntiff
Seven
Sookie Stackhouse
books later, I'm starting
A Game of Thrones
. :P
Spoiler alert: He/She dies.
Post by
OverZealous
Seven
Sookie Stackhouse
books later, I'm starting
A Game of Thrones
. :P
Spoiler alert: He/She dies.
L2spoiler
Post by
Patty
Starting
Storm of Swords
tomorrow. Why was it split in two? Ugh.
Post by
Monday
Starting
Storm of Swords
tomorrow. Why was it split in two? Ugh.
It wasn't?
AFFC and ADoD were split in half because, together, they were something like 1900 pages.
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