Shadowmarch: Volume I (Shadowmarch Trilogy)100 reviews Tad Williams DAW, 2006 Solid Effort, Somewhat Familiar Story + Another long journey Author Tad Williams returns after a three year hiatus with his Shadowmarch series. In Shadowmarch, the first book of the series, we're introduced to twin prince Barrick and princess Briony, second and third in line to the throne of the kingdom of Eion, the two main protagonists in this tale. ...             Kingdom Alliance (Deluxe Hardcover Edition)61 reviews Robert Stanek Reagent Press Echo, 2007 Fantastic sequel + ONE of the best + Deserves more than 5 stars - the Ultimate Edition is Amazing! + A solid sequel + Cool series...even better than the first             The Two Towers (The Lord of the Rings, Book 2)367 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Recorded Books, 2001 One of the best editions of an amazing book. + The Story of the Tricksy Little Hobbitses Continues... + Keeps the plot going + The Quest continues... + Not Free SF Reader             White Gold Wielder (The Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Book 3)47 reviews Stephen R. Donaldson Del Rey, 1987 Not Free SF Reader We have that sinking feeling. Having made it out alive of the complete balls up that was the sinking of the One Tree, the main problem still remains, and it is worsening. The Clave have gone overboard with the whole human sacrifice to the Sunbane thing, chucking whole towns into the pot. ...             Keeper Martin's Tale (Deluxe Hardcover Edition)243 reviews Robert Stanek Reagent Press Echo, 2007 Wonderful author and a great story + Breathtaking! + Illustrated version even better + Extraordinary!             The Hobbit1622 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Houghton Mifflin, 2002 fantastic + Fantastic book and an excellent paperback edition... + I went there and back again...and back again. + Rob Inglis Audioreview - The Hobbit A+ + Amazing Story!             The Chronicles of Narnia129 reviews C.S. Lewis HarperCollins, 2004 Great read + AWSOME!! + Awesome!!! + Great Movie + Chronicles of Narnia             The Dragonbone Chair (Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn)270 reviews Tad Williams DAW Trade, 2005 Wow! What a series! + Intelligent Let me first make this clear, this review is for the entire series, and not just "The Dragonbone Chair". My favorite fantasy was, I repeat, was, the "Lord of Rings Trilogy". "The Memory, Sorrow, & Thorn Trilogy" replaced that by the time I had finished it. I was surprised to see how many harsh ...             The Return of the King (The Lord of the Rings, Book 3)256 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien, Rob Inglis Recorded Books, 2001 Great Book + Great ending for a great trilogy. + Nice, classic feel + Inglis' Narration is the perfect complement to the perfect trilogy + Not Free SF Reader             Fatal Revenant (The Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant)66 reviews Stephen R. Donaldson Putnam Adult, 2007 The Unexpected Present + Twists and Turns + Wow!!! + Quality of product received + Asks more questions than it answers, but still a worthy addition to the canon             Mark of the Dragon (Deluxe Hardcover Edition)11 reviews Robert Stanek Reagent Press Echo, 2008 Why I Love Ruin Mist + Timeless + A great read, wonderfully entertaining! + WONDERFUL! + Grand Finale!             Fields of Honor (Deluxe Hardcover Edition)22 reviews Robert Stanek Reagent Press Echo, 2008 Truly Outstanding + Back to Ruin Mist! + A well-told story + Better and better + Great Book             The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Book 1)836 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Recorded Books, 2001 A wonderful addition to a Tolkien collection + classic + Classic If you are a fan of The Lord of the Rings, this audio recording is must-have for your collection. I love to read and re-read the trilogy; there is something magical about these books. Sometimes I focus on the poems, sometimes the characters, sometimes I just read them because they are familiar and ...             The Silmarillion65 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Houghton Mifflin, 2004 the greatest book I have ever read + Great version of Silmarillion! + Amazing + A fascinating, rich history of Middle-earth + Great Book!!!             The Illearth War: The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever, Book Two67 reviews Stephen R. Donaldson Del Rey, 1987 Back to the Land! + Part two of First Chronicle + Not Free SF Reader + The Greatest double trilogy ever written!             The Children of Húrin261 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Houghton Mifflin, 2007 Excellent Story + Not Your Father's Hurin + Not An Easy Read But Well Worth The Effort + A new take on the old stories + Another great tale             The Wounded Land (The Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Book 1)46 reviews Stephen R. Donaldson Del Rey, 1987 AWESOME!!!!! + Return to the Land + Not Free SF Reader + A difficult read but a great book + Somewhat Depressing Story, but Very Entertaining             The Runes of the Earth (The Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Book 1)154 reviews Stephen R. Donaldson Ace Trade, 2005 The Runes of Earth + Good read + Good Reading........but slow. I received the book promptly and in very good condition. I ordered the back series of all of his chronicles & haven't had time to read particular book, but all the used book's I've ordered,(quite a few) I'm not disappointed. Will continue to order books this way thru Amazon as my husband and I ...             The One Tree (The Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Book 2)22 reviews Stephen R. Donaldson Del Rey, 1987 The story continues + Not Free SF Reader + Possibly Best Book in the Series + Donaldson slipped just a BIT... + Donaldson Stands Alone             Shadowplay (Shadowmarch, Vol. 2)33 reviews Tad Williams DAW Hardcover, 2007 Great Sequel + An Improvement Over the First Book in the Trilogy The second book keeps you just as interested as the first. The story line gets quite a bit more twisted around and many of the plots from the first are addressed and expanded on. Definitely worth the buy if you enjoyed Shadowmarch.