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Brent Weeks Lightbringer series is good, as well as his Night Angel series.
Vorkosigan series by Bujold - BEST series ever
Start with the witches of eleinan, brilliant! and there's about 7 books then a spin off about a half human with a flying horse rhiannons ride all very very good reads
riftwar saga is currently keeping me alive
I agree with Heidi, Brent Week's Night Angel series is superb, as well as the Lightbringer
The whole riftwar saga, about 20 books.
Wheel of time and a series by robin hobb called the farseer trilogy. Joe Abercrombie if you like dark fantasy:D
Mark Lawrence's Broken Empire series are really great too. Besides that I suggest the Mistborn novels from Sanderson. Because you really can't get enough of his writing
I wasn't a fan of Night Angel series, but Lightbringer is really awesome.
And Mistborn, but that should be taken for granted :)
Joe Abercrombie's First Law trilogy! It is completed and there are a few follow-up stand alone books.
Yes, Robin Hobb is a great place to start if you haven't read them already. Love her.
If you want a series already complete, take a look at the following:
-- Dagger and Coin by Daniel Abraham
-- The Lays of Anuskaya by Bradley Beaulieu
-- The Rai-Kirah Trilogy by Carol Berg
-- The Sharing Knife by Lois McMaster Bujold
-- Codex Alera by Jim Butcher
-- The Deepgate Codex by Alan Campbell
-- The Great Way by Harry Connolly
-- Night Threads by Ru Emerson
-- The Well-Built City Trilogy by Jeffrey Ford
-- Coldfire Trilogy by C.S. Friedman
-- The Darwath Series by Barbara Hambly
-- The Soldier Son Trilogy by Robin Hobb
-- The Inheritance Trilogy by N.K. Jemisin
-- The Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone by Greg Keyes
-- The Powdermage Trilogy by Brian McClellan
-- The Dragon Prince Trilogy by Melanie Rawn
-- The DragonCrown War Cycle by Michael A. Stackpole
-- The Pelbar Cycle by Paul O. Williams
-- Shadowmarch by Tad Williams
-- The Wizard Knight by Gene Wolfe
Malazan Books of the Fallen
Three Body Problem (whole trilogy's translated)
The Culture Series
Mistborn trilogy, bartimaous trilogy+side story, cirque du freak, chronicles of nick, ink heart trilogy, Bobby pendragon series.
Anthony Ryan, Scott Lynch (tho he's in the same mold as GRRM and rothfuss), and the incredible Jay Kristoff, from the new lot. More old school, NK Jemsin, Robin Hobb, and Ken Liu's dandelion series, which is the best non white man's fantasy I've ever read.
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Brent Weeks Lightbringer series is good, as well as his Night Angel series.
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Vorkosigan series by Bujold - BEST series ever
Start with the witches of eleinan, brilliant! and there's about 7 books then a spin off about a half human with a flying horse rhiannons ride all very very good reads
riftwar saga is currently keeping me alive
I agree with Heidi, Brent Week's Night Angel series is superb, as well as the Lightbringer
The whole riftwar saga, about 20 books.Wheel of time and a series by robin hobb called the farseer trilogy. Joe Abercrombie if you like dark fantasy:D
Mark Lawrence's Broken Empire series are really great too. Besides that I suggest the Mistborn novels from Sanderson. Because you really can't get enough of his writing
I wasn't a fan of Night Angel series, but Lightbringer is really awesome. And Mistborn, but that should be taken for granted :)
Joe Abercrombie's First Law trilogy! It is completed and there are a few follow-up stand alone books.
Yes, Robin Hobb is a great place to start if you haven't read them already. Love her.
If you want a series already complete, take a look at the following: -- Dagger and Coin by Daniel Abraham
-- The Lays of Anuskaya by Bradley Beaulieu
-- The Rai-Kirah Trilogy by Carol Berg
-- The Sharing Knife by Lois McMaster Bujold
-- Codex Alera by Jim Butcher
-- The Deepgate Codex by Alan Campbell
-- The Great Way by Harry Connolly
-- Night Threads by Ru Emerson
-- The Well-Built City Trilogy by Jeffrey Ford
-- Coldfire Trilogy by C.S. Friedman
-- The Darwath Series by Barbara Hambly
-- The Soldier Son Trilogy by Robin Hobb
-- The Inheritance Trilogy by N.K. Jemisin
-- The Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone by Greg Keyes
-- The Powdermage Trilogy by Brian McClellan
-- The Dragon Prince Trilogy by Melanie Rawn
-- The DragonCrown War Cycle by Michael A. Stackpole
-- The Pelbar Cycle by Paul O. Williams
-- Shadowmarch by Tad Williams
-- The Wizard Knight by Gene Wolfe
Malazan Books of the FallenThree Body Problem (whole trilogy's translated)
The Culture Series
Mistborn trilogy, bartimaous trilogy+side story, cirque du freak, chronicles of nick, ink heart trilogy, Bobby pendragon series.
Anthony Ryan, Scott Lynch (tho he's in the same mold as GRRM and rothfuss), and the incredible Jay Kristoff, from the new lot. More old school, NK Jemsin, Robin Hobb, and Ken Liu's dandelion series, which is the best non white man's fantasy I've ever read.
