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thanks very much everyone, it looks like I have found the next book to buy, just as soon as I have finished Decipher by Stel Pavlou (I think I am stuck in a rut, reading-wise)

thanks for that, I have been agonising over whether to buy Adept for a couple of weeks now (I really enjoyed Da Vinci Code), I don't think I'll bother. On a related theme, there is a book, currently reduced in Borders called Decipher by Stel Pavlou. I am only 50 pages in, but enjoying it a...

Hello all I've seen many threads like this and realise that it probably won't get a response but I have to try. I read "The Da Vinci Code" last year (and then all the other Dan Brown books) and saw a book in Borders. The only thing I can remember about it is that it had an exerpt from a...

I think like a lot of people, HP and TOOTP was unputdownable. Within 3 days of me receiving it (sorry I preordered it) 3 different people had read it. A Short History of Nearly Everything is fantastic, everything science should be, interesting, diverse and full of mad scientists. My all...

I would add two Ian Irvine series to the list, "Well of Echoes" and "The View From the Mirror". Also, the Philip Pullman, "His Dark Materials" should be on any list, I found it compelling reading and can't wait to have kids so I can read it to them. The Guy Gavriel Gay series mentioned earlier...