Dead-Lands

This is my list of books that from the very first I just had to finish the rest, and loved every book along the way:

1. The Watches (NightWatch, DayWatch, Twilight Watch, Final Watch) I highly recommend giving this a read if you haven't already.
2. Dexter Yepp another series I can't get enough of. And I really like all the differences and tie-ins between the books and the ShowTime Series
3. Hyperion Series Dan Simmons (one of those Hugo people) Sci-Fi series that is pretty much the best damn sci-fi series there ever will be, I can guarantee it.
4. the Word and the Void series These are by Terry Brooks (that Shannarra guy) and are a modern fantasy series, kinda like the watch books. Modern times with wizards, witches, monsters and what have you. A dang good read
5. DeathGate Cycle in my opinion Margret Weis and Tracy Hickmans best series (them dragonlance writers) that they've ever done together.

If this was a top Ten list I'd add OtherLand A Sci-Fi Series by Tad Williams (the memory , sorrow, and thorn guy) and while he does similiar stuff where he puts his characters in very tough situations, they seem to cope and overcome them a bit better, and faster then in the other series

Also would be the Enders Game/Shadow series but those don't look to have an "End" in sight

I'd throw in the Illiad and Odessys books by Dan Simmons, a very kewl twist on the good old Hommer classic. but it's not really a series if it's just two books is it?

The Bellgriad and that other series ( like what? 12 in each of them) I reads those in highschool and liked em, got me into fantasy fiction... well that and:

the Xanth series, somethign about Peirs Anthony books, and copious amounts of puns

Piers Anthony is like a 12 year old in grown mans body ... It's like he throws in words like boobs and sex because their funny. If you're 12.

heh yeah... thats pretty much the truth. Some series are worse then others, yet I still find myself reading his damn books.

I will admit that I like a book titled "Castle Roogna" from that pre-pubesent author ... read it at least once a year. I don't know why but I do.

that is one of the better Xanth books. I admit I haven't read the entire series. For some reason I couldn't bring myself to rent "The color of her Panties" from the school library, nor did I want to have to explain that book to my mother

"I'm 12"