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deffinately the wells battle with the Asha'man by jordan, and the later skirmishes in the mountains between Illian and Altara - Dragon vs the Return respectivly. i'll repeat allot of people and say the Legend book by gemmel as well as the Hawk Queen and The Rigante series by the same author...

those scenes you describe Self, are what i look for in the books i read, the scenes where you are pulled in. If their are more than onbe in a book i generally don't end up sleeping but i feel just as rested as if i had.

i'll read his books but i dont like him, it's much like the factthat i can't stand cortney cox but i will listen to the music she did with hole. Just 'cos they are annoying people doesn't meen you can't enjoy their work.

sounds like a good series, what are the books and the name of the author again?

:) i like alot of his stuff but the best by far is the Rigante series.

his early stuff is great but he is an oppinunated sot!!! lol

just got the third icewinddale book and im a third of the way in... up to form and a little humour with the silver dragon and the chariot, lol

stand alone fantasy novels does anyone know any great stand alone sci-fi/ fantasy novels and could they recemend any good ones?

lots of thanks mate. i'm just finishing the Dark elf trilogy now and i've yet to buy the third Icewindale book but the first two were awesome.

it was totally in character as, to pug, the spectators were not innocent bystanders as you put it becuase they were reviling in the blood and gore of the participants

all considered nicky had just broken his oath to God by refusing an order from a supieror and both his wife and child had just died...

does anyone know the entire list of books for Drizzt, i know the dark elf trilogy and the Icewindale trilogy but are their any others?

This series is a, dare i say it, Masterpeice of Science Fiction literature. The character conflict, the portrail of their personalities and the interaction between them is amazingly well portrailed. The setting and the descriptions of the scenes are graphic but still subtle and easy to...

what i liked most about the scene was that the shere power and ferociousness of pug's magic when he lost his temper is so graphicaly detailed. It is the definative "Wizard in a bad mood" scene. :)

has to be Sonea, from the Black Magician Trilogy or Nakor...

:D Yay, new Canavan book!!! Deffinately looking forward to this.

I've heared that Canavan doesn't want to continue in the Black Magician world for her next couple of books, she wants to do something new in the hope of not getting in a rut like R. Fiest but i am still looking forward to reading it whereever it is set. :)

My opinion is that it's fine as nothing in the Assassin Trilogy is essential or even needful to know to aid in understanding the Liveship Trilogy... I hope that make sense to you 'cos i'm not sure it does to me! lol! :) The Liveship Trilogy is a good read though i found it a little long...

I'd recomend the Amtrak Wars series by Patrick Tilley... Not a fantasy but a post-apocolyptic sci-fi with both magic and suptle character development, with some nice tech thrown in to round it all off. I'm only on the 2nd book at the moment my self but it's been a damn fine read so far with...

has to be the Luggage or the patrician