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Gone (Wake Series, Book 3) (Wake Trilogy) 11 reviews
Lisa McMann
Simon Pulse, 2010
Gone and done...
Gone is the continuing story of Janie and her struggles as a dream catcher. She is faced with some serious decisions in this third and final book of the Wake series. She has learned that if she continues to work in other people's dreams she will end up blind within a few short years and will lose the use of her hands and feet within the next decade. But the other option would mean leaving Cabel ...
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The Maze Runner (Maze Runner Trilogy (Hardback)) 144 reviews
James Dashner
Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2009
love this book
i loved this book and its one of my favorites. i thought it was kind of boring at first but once it stopped focusng on how confused he was it was amazing. i lent it to my friend and she loved it too. the only complaint i have is that i cant wait for the next book to come out- which probably wont be for a while
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Green (The Circle, Book 0: The Beginning and the End) 227 reviews
Ted Dekker
Thomas Nelson, 2009
Excellent Christmas Gift
I bought this book as the conclusion to the series and my son loved it! The price was great too. It was cheaper here than another place I had seen even [...]
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All the Pretty Horses (The Border Trilogy, Book 1)322 reviews
Cormac McCarthy
Vintage, 1993
Moving and rewarding
Two boyhood friends, sixteen years old John Grady Cole and Lacey Rawlins, seventeen, head out from Texas over the border into Mexico in search of a life that is fast disappearing at home, the life of the cowboy. They are soon joined by a wild young boy who calls himself Jimmy; they tolerate Jimmy's company despite their fears that he will bring nothing but trouble.
The story follows their ...
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The Border Trilogy: All the Pretty Horses, the Crossing, Cities of the Plain (Everyman's Library)48 reviews
Cormac McCarthy
Everyman's Library, 1999
Nice
Very nice and entertaining book. Talks about the area I grew up in so I might be a bit biased. Author seems to have quite a bit of knowledge in this area, makes everything seem so smooth and realistic. A must read!
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Confessor: Chainfire Trilogy, Part 3 (Sword Of Truth, Book 11) 314 reviews
Terry Goodkind
Tor Books, 2007
Worth reading
While the series did bog down at times with Goodkinds preaching it is still a fantastic series and well worth reading. I really liked the final book and the first 4, as anyone reading the last 3 knows, are among the best books of this genre ever written!
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Rebecca's Choice (The Adams County Trilogy) 1 review
Jerry S. Eicher
Harvest House Publishers, 2010
great story loved the book
Loved this book I read the triology and enjoyed them all, each one leaves you wanting to read the next edition,I would highly reccomend rading all of this series..
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Mistborn Trilogy Boxed Set9 reviews
Brandon Sanderson
Tor Fantasy, 2009
I'd erase these books from my mind so I could reread them if I could
This is the best/most entertaining fantasy series I've read to date. When I picked this book up I was really was just trying to be supportive since I had been listening to the podcast Brandon is involved in (Writing Excuses). He made a few minor mentions of it so I put it on my shopping list.
I probably would have never picked these books up on my own but after reading Mistborn I loved it so ...
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Phantom: Chainfire Trilogy, Part 2 (Sword of Truth, Book 10)255 reviews
Terry Goodkind
Tor Fantasy, 2007
something different
I am not able to review this book as it was not sent to me....
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Fired Up: Book One of the Dreamlight Trilogy24 reviews
Jayne Ann Krentz
Putnam Adult, 2009
Hard Boiled Detective Meets Damsel(?) in Distress
This is a guilty pleasure book for me. It is a typical damsel in distress meets a hard-boiled detective who takes her case. Only the damsel in distress is no damsel. Jack Winters in a paratalent who is afraid that his development of more psychic talents will either drive him mad or force the Arcane Society to have him killed if he cannot locate a lamp created by an ancestor. Chloe Harper is the ...
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The Dopeman's Wife: Part 1 of Dopeman's Trilogy77 reviews
JaQuavis Coleman
Urban Books, 2009
He can go SOLO and be just fine!
This book was awesome! I was a little nervous because Im used to JaQuavis writing with Ashley, but WOW!!! If he didnt write with her again, that would be just fine with me. The story was fast paced and full of everything. I went through every emotion reading this book. If you want a page turner that leaves you begging for more, than this is your kind of book. Im not sure what book the people that ...
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Uglies (Uglies Trilogy, Book 1)340 reviews
Scott Westerfeld
Simon Pulse, 2005
Pure Imagination Reviews
Uglies had been on my To Read list for a very long time. It just was not very high up on my list. Lately I have had a fascination with all things dystopian and the box set was cheap on Amazon so I thought, Why Not? I'm so happy I bought them!
The book seemed a little slow at first. We jumped right into the world without much explanation or background but it didn't take long to figure things ...
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Out of the Silent Planet (Space Trilogy, Book One)173 reviews
C.S. Lewis
Scribner, 2003
Beautiful
Out of the Silent Planet begins with an unnamed man walking down a road during the evening, trying to find a place to stay. He meets a woman who asks him to find her son and bring him home, so the man, whom we soon find out is named Ransom, goes to the place where the woman's son is working and has to climb over the hedge because the gate is locked. So begins an unexpected adventure for Ransom, ...
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Deep in the Valley (Grace Valley Trilogy, Book 1)29 reviews
Robyn Carr
Mira, 2008
Not just cheesy romance
I first bought a Robyn Carr book earlier this year. I was looking for a light-hearted romance novel to pass the time. What I got (the book was "Virgin River") was a well-written romance that touched a range of my emotions. I realize this review is becoming more about the author than about this one book, but Ms. Carr has a handle on issues affecting military personnel and the ones who love them. I ...
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Down by the River (Grace Valley Trilogy, Book 3)19 reviews
Robyn Carr
Mira, 2008
Grace Valley Trilogy Book 3
I really hated to see this trilogy end. Robyn Carr did an excellant job with this book, she kept you reading and wanting good things to happen for June and other members of the town. I would have liked to have seen the one deputy get together with the young mother, but maybe there will be more like this later with some of the same charactors. Writing is difficult and to keep everything ...
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Just Over the Mountain (Grace Valley Trilogy, Book 2)20 reviews
Robyn Carr
Mira, 2008
Love Robin Carr
I think the title says it all. I hope she writes more of these stories
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His Dark Materials Trilogy (The Golden Compass; The Subtle Knife; The Amber Spyglass)1120 reviews
Philip Pullman
Laurel Leaf, 2003
Love the books
I read the books when I was about 12 and I still love them at 19. As far as religion goes I didn't think anything of it when I was younger. I strongly recommend this trilogy to any child going into middle school because I doubt that they put as much thought into any secret meanings that may be in the book.
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The Night Angel Trilogy11 reviews
Brent Weeks
Orbit, 2009
Great story! Can't put them down.
I had a reccomendation to read this from a friend. I was a little turned off by the cover art, it looks a little too fantasy for me, but I'm glad I went ahead and got them. I don't normaly read books quickly but I couldn't put these down. I finished each book in about 2 days. They are great stories that really keep you hooked. Even more impressive is that these seem to be Brian Week's first ...
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Nauti Dreams (The Nauti Trilogy, Book 3)36 reviews
Lora Leigh
Berkley Trade, 2008
Nauti was never so GOOD!!
This is the third book in the Nauti series. I strongly suggest that you read the second book at least before you start this one. This book takes place right where the second one left off, so unlike the first and second books this time you need to read them in order to fully understand the story. So far this is my favorite out of the three. I loved this one because I think that it really heals the ...
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Nauti Nights (The Nauti Trilogy, Book 2)31 reviews
Lora Leigh
Berkley Trade, 2007
Nauti was never so GOOD!!
This is the second book in her Nauti series. I thoroughly enjoyed this novel. While some of the sex wasn't to my taste I still loved this book. Why? Because of the characters. This is the first erotic novel that I have read where the characters had me laughing out loud, several times in fact. The second reason I loved this book was because of the mystery. There were a lot of twists and turns ...
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