A Clash of Kings (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 2)633 reviews George R.R. Martin Spectra, 2002 One Hundred Years War, er, Read + A worthy sequel to AGOT + A great sequel!!!! + Best Fantasy Novel I Have Ever Read + The War for Margery Tyrell's Privy Purse             Captain's Fury (Codex Alera, Book 4)50 reviews Jim Butcher Ace Hardcover, 2007 Excellent + Where the heck is the map? + great reading + Excellent 4th part to the series. + Roman-style magic, military, and politics--nicely done             Cursor's Fury (Codex Alera, Book 3)62 reviews Jim Butcher Ace, 2007 Keep your day open... + best butcher book + Different type of fantasy fiction + Another Butcher Grandslam! + Fun fantasy that could use a dose of tragedy             A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 3)755 reviews George R.R. Martin Spectra, 2003 Quite possibly my favorite book ever + BREAKS ALL THE RULES + I FINISHED IT, THANK GOD--I MEAN THAT IN A GOOD WAY + Best Yet! 5 Stars With a Clear Conscience + The Best yet             Kushiel's Chosen (Kushiel's Legacy)93 reviews Jacqueline Carey Tor Fantasy, 2003 Superb!!! + Avoids the middle-book blahs. + Another Delightful Read These 5 books are the best series I've read in forever! An absolute must for avid readers. JC has enthralled me with her complex characters and vivid portrayal of a ficticious realm in all it's glorious treachery and betrayal. I could not recommend this any higher than 5 stars, but this whole ...             Kushiel's Dart (Kushiel's Legacy)318 reviews Jacqueline Carey Tor Books, 2001 Gets under your skin + I love, love, love, love, love this series! + Can't put it down + What a masterpiece!             A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice and Fire)764 reviews George R.R. Martin Spectra, 2007 One of the greatest Epic stories ever written. + Subdued, but still very good + it's now late 2008 Maybe the best story I've ever read. Epic in span. The books look intimidating in size, but they read fast. There are no good guys and bad guys, just characters with their own motivations. At the end of the first book, I had my favorite character and my most hated characters(two brothers); at ...             Furies Of Calderon (Codex Alera, Book 1)80 reviews Jim Butcher, 2004 Keep your day open... + An Entertaining Fantasy + Outstanding + "Pokemon meets Lost Roman Legion"             Academ's Fury (Codex Alera)52 reviews Jim Butcher, 2005 Shaping up to be a great series + A great follow up to Furies of Calderon + Hooked on the series + Great Book             Kushiel's Justice (Kushiel's Legacy)51 reviews Jacqueline Carey Grand Central Publishing, 2007 Prepare to take some days off of work + Kushiel's Justice satisfies + A solid world-building entry in the Kushiel series + Again beautifully written but slow-paced storyline + Excellent series.             Kushiel's Scion (Kushiel's Legacy)57 reviews Jacqueline Carey Grand Central Publishing, 2007 A new life, a new chapter + Kushiel's Justice lives up to it's Author's reputation + A marvelous book...except for the last third This first in a trilogy of novels follows Prince Imriel de la Courcel, Ysandre's nephew by the exiled criminal Melisande de Shahirizai. It is narrated by Imriel himself rather than Phedre, in a turn that takes a reader of the saga a bit to get used to. Carey pulls it off, however, and manages to ...             A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 1)1512 reviews George R.R. Martin Spectra, 2002 Absolutely among the best I've read. Edgy stage-setting adventure creates an intriguingly cruel world + Brilliant start of a great series + A great start to a great series This book was recommended by a friend. I have since recommended it (and the series) to anyone with a bend for fantasy, fiction, political scheming, and/or adventure. Buy it, read it, then spread it. You will not be disappointed...unless of course adult themes and content offend you.             Kushiel's Avatar (Kushiel's Legacy)76 reviews Jacqueline Carey, 2003 Phedre's journey is a cause for horror and rejoicing + Phedre's Transition + fantastic read + loved it             A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 1)1512 reviews George R.R. Martin Spectra, 2002 Absolutely among the best I've read. Edgy stage-setting adventure creates an intriguingly cruel world + Brilliant start of a great series + A great start to a great series This book was recommended by a friend. I have since recommended it (and the series) to anyone with a bend for fantasy, fiction, political scheming, and/or adventure. Buy it, read it, then spread it. You will not be disappointed...unless of course adult themes and content offend you.             Academ's Fury (Codex Alera)52 reviews Jim Butcher, 2005 Shaping up to be a great series + A great follow up to Furies of Calderon + Hooked on the series + Great Book             Kushiel's Dart (Kushiel's Legacy)318 reviews Jacqueline Carey Tor Books, 2001 Gets under your skin + I love, love, love, love, love this series! + Can't put it down + What a masterpiece!             A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 3)755 reviews George R.R. Martin Spectra, 2003 Quite possibly my favorite book ever + BREAKS ALL THE RULES + I FINISHED IT, THANK GOD--I MEAN THAT IN A GOOD WAY + Best Yet! 5 Stars With a Clear Conscience + The Best yet             Furies Of Calderon (Codex Alera, Book 1)80 reviews Jim Butcher, 2004 Keep your day open... + An Entertaining Fantasy + Outstanding + "Pokemon meets Lost Roman Legion"             Kushiel's Scion (Kushiel's Legacy)57 reviews Jacqueline Carey Grand Central Publishing, 2007 A new life, a new chapter + Kushiel's Justice lives up to it's Author's reputation + A marvelous book...except for the last third This first in a trilogy of novels follows Prince Imriel de la Courcel, Ysandre's nephew by the exiled criminal Melisande de Shahirizai. It is narrated by Imriel himself rather than Phedre, in a turn that takes a reader of the saga a bit to get used to. Carey pulls it off, however, and manages to ...             Kushiel's Chosen (Kushiel's Legacy)93 reviews Jacqueline Carey Tor Fantasy, 2003 Superb!!! + Avoids the middle-book blahs. + Another Delightful Read These 5 books are the best series I've read in forever! An absolute must for avid readers. JC has enthralled me with her complex characters and vivid portrayal of a ficticious realm in all it's glorious treachery and betrayal. I could not recommend this any higher than 5 stars, but this whole ...