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[bageled]

You guys may remember this old thread I started.

It's one I have gone back to often to check names of books recommended by you lot.

SO I decided to start a new one with a more meaningful title.

If you want to recommend a book or book series, please do so here.

[Carples]

I have recently listened to the following and much enjoyed them, similar to dresden files
Kevin Hearne with the iron druid chronicles

[Carples]

Another one was Toolmakers Koran, read it years ago and wish I could find it again, I think its in bageleds caravan

[bageled]

No, not Koran, it's Koan

http://www.amazon.com/Toolmaker-Koan-John-McLoughlin/dp/067169779X

Agreed, great book, I found it thought provoking, the underlying premis was that there has been intelligent apex life on earth before. Even when you consider the science of it, the theory stands up, it depends on the old "the absence of proof is not proof of absence" idea, but I think it still stands up.

[Sillen]

Was at The Pines library on the weekend and a couple of books from the Eagle Series caught my eye from the returns trolley.  Snapped these up plus a Fantastice 4 DVD for Jr and am now up to fourth book after a quick trip to Box Hill library.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagle_Series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Scarrow

[DonutKing]

Thanks for that, I'm going to check those out

[eLiT3_]

Any novel by Matthew Reilly... my favourite author, great writer of military fiction! He really knows his stuff!

Ice Station is a good one to start off with!

[Dex]

Jedi Apprentice Series - Jude Watson.
Qui Gon Jinn, and Obi-Wan Kenobi pre-episode 1

What is not to love?

[Moloko Vellocet]

The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins or something.. Awsome books (3) - Like Battle Royale on steroids.

[RainSunshine]

New Matthew Reilly - Scarecrow and Army of Thieves. Epic
A Dance with Dragons - George R R Martin - took him long enough to write it
OUT - Natsuo Kirino - messed up crime written in stylish prose

[Jakes2142]

has anyone read a book that actually has light vs dark, as in the magic in it is light magic etc and that there are the actually forces of dark vs light.

[Scuppers]

Harry Potter?

[bageled]

Sometimes I switch off the light before my wife is in bed and she stubs her toe

[Voodoo_Hog]

Any novel by Matthew Reilly... my favourite author, great writer of military fiction! He really knows his stuff!

Ice Station is a good one to start off with!

THIS .....was actually going to post the same thing, lol. I went to a book signing for the new book.

[Ice_Munney]

I agree, good written. The books area all about good verse evil no real grey areas. A bit like a John Wayne movie.

[Crocket181]

I have been meaning to read His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik.

It's basically an alternative-history of the Napoleonic Wars with air-forces of dragons...