A good book, although a little too similar to the 'Wheel Of Time' series. I would also recomend the next 3 in the series but not beyond that (it gets repetitious).

Possibly the best book I have ever read (if you can get through the first few chapters). Definitely one to read, however, I would avoid all other books by Irvine (including others in this series!)

The one criticism I would make of this book is that rather a lot of Martin's characters came down with incipient mortality and, inevitably, these were mainly the characters I liked *sigh*.

Strange, since I seem to be in the minority in liking this book, however, enjoy it I did and I would recommend it to most.

A really interesting book this one, I enjoyed the way Feist created a hero who was a bit of a 'yes' man but who still was able to think for himself.

Another brilliant book, unfortunately you must read the previous two in the series to appreciate this book fully, however it is well worth the effort.

Unfortunately, as far as I am aware, only two of this series are currently published, but I would recommend them both in the strongest possible terms.

I must admit to not being a great fan of Robin Hobb. I greatly enjoyed this book and, on the strength of that, was prompted to read the others in the series, however, I was greatly dissappointed.

This is the first book from a prolific author, and is good fun, though I have yet to read the others in the series as yet.

Yes, it had to be there somewhere, didn't it? Ah well, LOTR is a good series, if you can get out of the Shire, but "The Two Towers" is my favourite of the three.