whoaa..i'm a huge reading addict ..ok. here i go....first is the first book that really got me into reading

it really got me hook, excellent book, highly recommended , long but good.

then this is another really good book, most people says is better than lord of the ring..i think is in the same level

this is a 3 part book, the second part is titled " the wise man's fear"..is not out yet...cant wait till they published..read it and you will understand what i mean..this book is a hit..
here you have it...only 2 books ,read the reviews on the web ,then read them both and you will thank me forever..

I love reading.
Just finished reading Michael Crichton's "NEXT", it was frightening what they are experimenting on in the manipulation of genes and DNA. I also just finished Brad Thor's "The Last Patriot" I like light reading in the evening when my eyes and brain give out from the computer. I like Thrillers and the Occult. I forgot how much I liked Ann Rice's books on the Giants, have there been any sequels recently? I mostly think of her for her "Vampire Lestat" books, which I enjoyed a long way back. I will definitely be looking into the "Servant of the Bones" series.

Thanks for all of the good recommendations.

Conn Iggulden: "The Emperor; The gods of war" (The Emperor IV).
Great novel (actually four novels) about the life of Gaius Julius Caesar.
If You like historic novels try this.

i finally came arround ( ) reading and finishing Dhampire - halfblood (1)



if you like fantasy,vampires and a lot of action then i can recommend this book to you
the described genre sounds like nothing new ... but you ll be surprised
it had a good story but they could have made more out of it or at least go a bit deeper into it
the fights and action overwhelmed a bit
but still i couldn t stop reading
i m looking forward to the next volume

James Patterson: 1st to Die

STAR WARS: Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader

Right now I'm reading Dragonheart by Tod mccaffrey which is a Pern novel continuing the stories of his mother Ann mccaffrey

John Naish: Enough - Breaking free from the world of more

I've been reading a lot of true crime lately- it's a guilty pleasure.

LowLife: Life in British Prison with Drug Dealers, Gun Runners and Murderers. this was the last good book I read. It's about a guy who goes to prison in Britain and all of the different characters he meets. It's quite dark but a good read still. Some of the people are just bizarre- he meets a guy who was selling machine guns and hand granades to other criminals and a cannibal who cut somebody's leg off and ate it and he really tries to get into thier heads and understand them.