N Nighthawk First Post Feb 1, 2005 #91 Lord of the Night by Simon Spurrier and the two Path books (Path of Fate, Path of Honor) by Diana Pharaoh Fancis.
Lord of the Night by Simon Spurrier and the two Path books (Path of Fate, Path of Honor) by Diana Pharaoh Fancis.
A Asmo First Post Feb 6, 2005 #92 Panthanas said: Although I'm sure that there will be many a groan for this... Chainfire by Terry Goodkind... ::Runs and Hides:: Ahhhh!!! I'm sorry! Put the stones down please! Click to expand... So did you like Chainfire? Any comments? Asmo
Panthanas said: Although I'm sure that there will be many a groan for this... Chainfire by Terry Goodkind... ::Runs and Hides:: Ahhhh!!! I'm sorry! Put the stones down please! Click to expand... So did you like Chainfire? Any comments? Asmo
Olive Explorer Feb 6, 2005 #93 Just finishing up Quicksilver by Neal Stevenson. I loved the first third or so, but it's starting to drag a bit and I'm not sure when I'll have the energy/time for the next two volumes.
Just finishing up Quicksilver by Neal Stevenson. I loved the first third or so, but it's starting to drag a bit and I'm not sure when I'll have the energy/time for the next two volumes.
R Richards Legend Feb 7, 2005 #94 I just finished rereading Jumper by Steven Gould and the sequel Reflex. Great scifi with a simple concept. Click to expand... Gould did a sequel to Jumper? I'll have to check that out. Jumper was a great read. Johnathan
I just finished rereading Jumper by Steven Gould and the sequel Reflex. Great scifi with a simple concept. Click to expand... Gould did a sequel to Jumper? I'll have to check that out. Jumper was a great read. Johnathan
