I've read some of the Deverry books, but I tend to get confused between her and Katherine Kurtz. Now Katherine Kerr is the one that wrote the books about Prince someone or other, who has something or other blood in his lineage, and that allows him to perform magic? Am I right? Or is that Katherine Kurtz. See my problem? It's also that she took forever to come out with the next book, so I got bored waiting.
And speaking of going off into Robert Jordan territory, I gave up that series books ago as it was 800 pages of what you could take 100 to write, have you read anything by George R. R. Martin? He was originally writing a trilogy, but he's just released the fourth book. Suffice to say that if you like complicated plots, intricate worlds, and both male and female characters, they're definitely worth checking out. The first book is A Game of Thrones, the second is A Clash of Kings, the third is A Storm of Swords, and the book soon to be released is A Feast for Crows. I've only read the first two, but am definitely interested in the third. They're also good long books, reminiscent of LOTR in that respect as well!
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Date: 2003-12-26 11:17 am (UTC)And speaking of going off into Robert Jordan territory, I gave up that series books ago as it was 800 pages of what you could take 100 to write, have you read anything by George R. R. Martin? He was originally writing a trilogy, but he's just released the fourth book. Suffice to say that if you like complicated plots, intricate worlds, and both male and female characters, they're definitely worth checking out. The first book is A Game of Thrones, the second is A Clash of Kings, the third is A Storm of Swords, and the book soon to be released is A Feast for Crows. I've only read the first two, but am definitely interested in the third. They're also good long books, reminiscent of LOTR in that respect as well!