I wandered into an Oxfam 'Emporium' at the weekend, just to see if they had any decent second-hand genre books. As it happens, they had a lot. I therefore staggered out of the store with the following:
The Eyes of God (John Marco)
A Sword from Red Ice (J. V. Jones - hardcover for £2.99, when it retails at around £17.99...absolute steal)
Jarka Ruus (Terry Brooks - hardback)
Haunted (James Herbert)
In addition, my other half picked up the first two novels - both hardback copies - in Cecelia Dart-Thornton's Crowthistle Chronicles.
The above six books - four in hardback - came to under £20. I've said it before and I'll say it again - charity shops are awesome.
In other news, I've finished The Inferior and will post a review shortly. I also note that Aidan has tagged me in the latest meme frenzy, so I will be responding in kind...
Cover art for Glen Cook's LIES WEEPING
17 hours ago
3 comments:
Can you review Eyes of God when you've read it? My itchy mouse finger is hoovering over Marco's Lukian trilogy on Amazon since I read your post about him.
Shall I click? :)
I'll definitely review The Eyes of God when I get around to it...though I've no idea when that will be.
Can't recommend the Lukien trilogy as I've never read it, but I can safely say Tyrants and Kings is a very good trilogy. Not for everyone's tastes though.
OK, I'll give it a try.
Both Marco's trilogies get very mixed reviews, but since half of them are written by only barely literate people esp. on Amazon, I don't put much weight on them. I usually fare better with the review blogs.
If I like the Lukian books, Tyrants and Kings will be up for grab as well (right now, they have 3 weeks delivery on Amazon.de while the Lukian books are in stock).
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