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Hobbies What other hobbies do you have other than been a book worm :D I like card making and X Stitch. I've a little group for card making, especially for beginners - http://groups.msn.com/CroftCardCrafts/_whatsnew.msnw

I dont think this book youve mentioned is a Flewelling book, and this is a thread to discuss her works :D

I've got nearly all the books in this series and felt each book got better as they went along, so read on :D There's a new one due out next year for the series too.

going from you list I would say Mark Anthony would fit into the bracket you like. He's not long winded like Goodkind, I personally find him a better writer by far :) How about something different like China Mieville and Steph Swainston :D

I can think of a couple that are very good and yet not mentioned much :) Louise Cooper - doesnt get mentioned much but her older stuff is pretty good - The Time Master Trilogy and The Choas Gate being two series that come to mind. She's written stand alones too. Mark Anthony - The Last...

There is an ongoing discussion for this series and his other works :) http://forums.thebookforum.com/showthread.php?t=4021&highlight=dresden

I enjoyed the series, though the 3rd book wasnt as good as the others. For a YA series it's mature and does make for nice reading even for adults :D

I recently read Luck in the Shadows which was quite good, though not as well written as her newer stuff :)

Anyone planning to get Looking for Jake :D

Here's a link to Novembers UK hard back releases :D http://www.chatarea.com/MythandMagic.m3301368

Ive not read many of Gemmell's book, the fight theme didnt appeal to me really. But saying that I may return to his newer novels as I do keep seeing a lot of feedback on them :D

Here's a link to a bio for Fred Saberhagen and it shows the order of how the books are read :D - http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Fred_Saberhagen.htm

Not heard of him, what genre does he write?

I've recently read Furies of Calderon the first book in his new series. It was quite good :)

Pleased you enjoyed her first series, I thought it was well written to for first publications :) There are various threads for recommendations here. I you looking specifically for YA material or any age range.

Thanks for the info I'll look out for those :)

Here's a link to a review - http://www.fantasybookspot.com/?q=node/view/147 Gives a good overview of the story. There is a sequel out now too, which Ive ordered from Amazon. It's quite gritty and much better than I had envisaged :D

I think I may continue buying these books again when Ive nothing else to buy. I want to get them, but I dont want to put off other more eagerly awaited books to do so.

Lets know what you think of it?

I didnt realise he wrote under another name. What's those books like?