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Dean koontz and stephen king are defintielt the type of authors you are looking for. If you also like a little fantasy, ie jrr tolkien only not as descriptive lol, try David Eddings. most of his books are amazing and to me were really hard to put down at all.

thanks for the info! I haven't read any of Clive Barkers other books, but i have heard a lot about Imajica.

I went through all the threads i cannot believe there is not one for Clive Barker! Has anyone here read Abarat? I heard that there might be a second book, and i was wondering if anyone knew anything about that.

hello, Welcome to the forum! Im new to the site too, and i do not have a love of romance novels either

Ive read a lot of the Sookie Stackhouse series, and i loved all the sarcasm! I think every book should have "comedic relief"! I didnt know there was an HBo series based off the books! Does the show go along with the books or do they change a whole bunch of important scenes (Like in Eragon...

Float on by Modest Mouse

I watched all of the first second and third seasons of this series, and i didnt know it was based on a book until halfway through the second season, but ive read a couple chapters from the first book.

thanks :))

I love brian Jacques! his is a very creative author

Hello! My name is Sam, and i am an extremly avid reader, of all books really :) i mostly enjoy fantasy and mystery, though i have been know to pick up a non-fiction now and then. i know there are hundreds of books i haven't read, but i rarely find one anymore that really draws me in.

I've read all of the Harry Potter series, including the mini books like "the Monster Book of Monsters" and they used to be my favorite series, until the movies. They totally ruined the experience for me, and now i don't even want to read the books. But i enjoy David Eddings The Belgariad, and...