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read homeland.. first proper fantasy book i ever read and a damned good read, never got around to reading the others, s'pose its becuase i don't see em in the local book shops and i hate waiting for a book...

naked empire wumpped me too but i read it again - i like to punish my self sometimes, and it does work... in a kina wiered way when you haven't slept for 3 days solid. still looking forward to the next book though, even have it on pre-order.

sf - Anne Mccaffrey / the ship who sang fant - R. A. Salvator / Homeland (i think that was the title) horror - if this is just the first one i stated then its steven king / the stand but if its the 1st one i finished then its H. P. Lovecraft / At The Mountains Of Madness Omnibus(absolutely...

this takes me back.... :) i got given these in my granddads will when he died, they were falling apart and the loose covers were missing but i fixed em with some gaffer tape... Good books although it did take me two readings of the whole trilogy to get it... i was 11 at the time. i think...

i've read all of them so far including the prequel, which was refreshingly short compared to the main books. i am forced to agree that yes all in all the books do start to get a little stale but i can't sem to put them down... i've just read through the series for the second time and i can't...

i am forced to agree about the nights dawn trilogy... the space alien with famous peeps was over the top and a little sad but the rest was absolutely amasing

i would have to second Cathy_C, Isaac Asimov has ben an inspiration for absolutely loads of authors. but as she has already called him i'd have to say... Melanie Rawn - because her books are just full of strength and emotion Anne MacCaffrey - becuase she was the first author to make me cry...

in no paticular order; the edding's couple raymond fiest anne macaffrey trudi canavan terry goodkind tom clancy terry brooks melanie rawn plato robert jordan - their are a few more but i dont think im currrently capable of getting up and looking at my shelves for inspiration at...

i agree with you mate but if you compare any of the others to the davinci coded then you'll notice that it is actually a better book allround, even with the same repetitious plot

trudi cavana -the magicians guild -the novice -the high lord Melanie Rawn is good with her dragon prince series and the captal series raymond fiest is another one and he's got a load of books