Which novels or novel series do you like the most?

[Anonymous]

There are many series that I really like. Let me make a list here.

• Percy Jackson.
• Heroes of Olympus.
• The trials of Apollo.
• Vampire Academy
• Six of Crows duology.
• A Court of Thorns And Roses.
• Throne of Glass.
• Mistborn.(my latest one)
• Heist Society.
• Gallagher Girls.

At least these are the ones that are my favorite series. What about you?

[NamerOfStars]

The Vorkosigan saga is excellent- well, mostly; the author's been working on them since 1984, and is CLEARLY tired of them. The third most recent was notably lacking, and the last one was iffy as hell.

I haven't gotten the Mistborn series yet, but I've found the Stormlight Archive very enjoyable- you'd probably like them, too, since it's more Sanderson.

And Harry Turtledove's Worldwar series is interesting, too- it's about an alien invasion that takes place in the middle of World War 2, and hops between many different characters on every side of the conflict. His later alternate history works kinda fell off in quality; where and how much is arguable, but Worldwar (and its continuation, Colonization) are pretty solid.

[Andres77]

Warhammer…

[Andres77]

Or historical fiction.

[Andres77]

Alan Eckert had the best historical fiction about Colonial America and Bernard Cornwall has some excellent historical fictional novels about Saxon England and Agincourt and archers in general. I never got into the Sharpe series.

[Asker]

I have two novels in my library right now regarding historical fiction.

All The Light We Cannot See.
1984.

[Asker]

I need to look into what you have written here. Seems amazing and infotainment kind of read.

[Andres77]

1984 is more like a horror story to me, a prophetic horror story.
I’ll have to look up the other title

[Googlemyahoo]

Last series I read was The Witcher. Played the games and watched the show so I purchased them off Amazon. Not that good to be honest.

My all time favourite would be Larry Nivens Ringworld saga. Definite must read for sci fi fantasy people truly epic in scope

[Asker]

Same here. But did not get that intrigued hence it is in my library from that time.

[OlderAndWiser]

My job requires a far amount of reading every day so, other than surfing on the internet, I do not read for pleasure at home.

[Asker]

Understandable. From what I know from media, law practitioners need to read a lot, I guess.

[Bethany22]

I liked Series of Unfortunate Events, and Goosebumps when I was younger

[menina]

I don't read novel series, so I don't have a favorite.

[exitseven]

I read the Dune trilogy. Also a fan of the late Robert B. Parker, s Spencer novels

[DizzyDesii]

I prefer movies over books