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Oh, I thought 3 and 4 were the 2 parts. not 4 and 5. Oh well, I really count all of these as 1 book. It's a series without a huge time skip or much of a timeskip at all between them.
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2011-12-13, 08:54 AM #261Dreadlord
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2011-12-13, 08:55 AM #262The Patient
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i don't read. never could find any books that interest me :\ the last book i read was a wow lore novel, about a year and a half ago. and it was boring.
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2011-12-13, 09:30 AM #263Brewmaster
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Well, it may be. If you live in the UK, ASOS is split into 2 halves IIRC. In the US, it's one book.
Originally Posted by Demonakat
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2011-12-13, 09:44 AM #264Dreadlord
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US. Just glancing at my books, 3 is the thickest. 2 is second thickest. #1 is the thinnest, while #4 is leftover. I have not bought a physical copy of #5 yet. Originally Posted by Disenchanted
Maybe it's 4 and 5 split then..
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2011-12-13, 02:47 PM #265Deleted
A Feast for Crows - George R.R. Martin.
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2011-12-13, 02:49 PM #266Deleted
Im reading the 3rd book of the first law series by Joe Abercrombie, only bought it about an hour ago, such a great series!!
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2011-12-13, 02:53 PM #267Dreadlord
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I just finished the 2nd book of the Honor Harringon series ("Honorverse" on wikipedia). If you enjoy sci-fi, you'd enjoy this series. Plus you get the first two books free! Hmm, kinda like a drug dealer isn't it? lol
http://www.webscription.net/c-29-hon...on-series.aspxLast edited by InfernalKatana; 2011-12-13 at 02:58 PM.
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2011-12-13, 08:44 PM #268Deleted
Currently reading the "Infinite Jest". I'm progressing at a snail pace because I constantly have to look up words in a dictionary, but I've been told its worth it, so I'm sticking to it.
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2011-12-13, 08:47 PM #269Deleted
Ocean's of Blood from The Saga of Larten Crepsley.The books are tiny compared to the last book I've read before it,which was Inheritence.
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2011-12-14, 02:21 AM #270High Overlord
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Just hit book 13 of 14 in the Wheel Of Time. Cannot wait for the last one to come out...
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2011-12-14, 06:31 AM #271Grunt
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Hamlet..., screw school required reading.
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2011-12-14, 11:15 AM #272Dreadlord
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Reading a series of books about vampires. I don't know what it is but I have an obsession with books about Vamps / college life.
The series I am reading atm is ok not great a bit too girly in parts but it is the Morganville Vampire series by Rachel Caine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Morganville_Vampires
It has quite a solid story line although on book 4 and it can drag out in parts. It also has a semi love story in it but usually vampire books do and it isn't too in your face so it's not so bad.
Anyone can recommend any vampire books based around college students or similar??
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2011-12-14, 08:49 PM #273Dreadlord
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teenage - twilight/the vampire chronicle Originally Posted by Jaja
adult - vampire chronicles by anne rice. dracula.
i have a few series in queue. the vampire academy, anita blake - vampire hunter
other than that, just go to http://www.vampirelibrary.com/series/
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2011-12-15, 04:03 AM #274Titan
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What is it that people love so much about vampires?
Why am I back here, I don't even play these games anymore
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2011-12-15, 04:34 AM #275Grunt
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Starting George R.R. Martin's Song of Fire and Ice series off with "A Game of Thrones". I watched the series first, and I want to finish book two before the second season comes out!
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2011-12-15, 04:49 AM #276Brewmaster
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Congratulations on becoming yet another addict. don't worry about finishing book 2. You'll probably be up to or finished book 5 by the time the 2nd season starts. you can't put those books down. Originally Posted by Marmaladez
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2011-12-15, 04:53 AM #277Immortal
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If you're into fantazy and stuff like The Lords of the Rings; check out The Wheel of Time. So far it's 13 books (The last one are comming out in 2012 sometime)
I've read these books 2 times now, starting for a 3rd and hoping the last book will be released when I'm done with them yet again ^^
Other than that I've read all the Harry Potter books, Lord of the Rings, The Wheel of Time and some other books that I'm to tired to remember the titles of...
Working my way trough The Sillmarillo (Not sure about spelling! Its 6 in the morning here in Norway ^^)
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Kinda awesome books right? ;D And I LOVE book 13 and how Rand finaly changes! Originally Posted by Lemorte
I'm actually that addicted that I'm starting all over again from book one, and got as a goal to finish all 13 before 14 comes out. And I know my girlfriend also bought me "New Spring" (I think it's called? A book about 20 years before everything in the series started) Can't wait to be sooo "social" at x-mas eve with my family : D Originally Posted by atenime45
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2011-12-15, 04:58 AM #278The Lightbringer
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I was given The Complete Works of Shakespeare for my birthday a few days ago, so I'm kind of dipping in and out of that one (the last I read in it was Othello) whilst also reading Dante's Inferno. I've been on a bit of a speculative fiction burnout lately (although that is the general idea of what I mainly read), so I figured I'll try to devour a few more classics before falling back into magical mysteries and technological marvels.
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2011-12-15, 06:29 PM #279Deleted
Almost done with Gardens Of The Moon by Steven Erikson and in the middle of A Feast for Crows by George R.R. Martin.
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2011-12-15, 06:30 PM #280Deleted
Song of Ice and Fire, aka Game of Thrones
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