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And yes, I've read everything that Stephen King has ever written and published XD Not all of his work is "omg scary monster!!" stuff - he writes about humanity, society, and human interactions as well. "The Green Mile" is a great book to read if you're not fond of his monsters/supernatural works, as is the novella "Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption" (from the book Different Seasons.) Both of those stories also had movies based on them, and the movies are fantastic as well.

I read her novel "Uprooted" and loved it! Haven't tried the Scholomance books yet since I'm on a Forever Alone fantasy-romance novel kick right now XD I've heard nothing but good things about it, though!

This is an excellent book; I have also reread it many a time :) The characters are very well-written and go through very real and believable struggles and changes. McCammon is an excellent author (I read The Wolf's Hour when I was a kid and you can probably imagine how much I loved a werewolf book, lol.) If you haven't read any of his other works, Gone South is absolutely fantastic and I highly recommend it. His Matthew Corbett series books are also good.

Among the finest science-fiction novels I have ever read. I believe the awesome Robert Heinlein, sci-fi master, would have though highly of Card's work.

It's been described as 'Vietnam War fiction on Pey0te'. The Black Company, last of the Free Companies of Khatovar, gets suckered into signing on with The Lady, an undead sorceress fighting to put down rebellion in her lands. The Company's chief physician, Croaker, also serves as the Company's 'Annalist', whose job is to keep up the Annals of the Black Company, recording everything that happens and reading from them to the troops to keep the Company's history and traditions alive. Trapped between the Company's tradition of faithful service (unless and until their employer breaks faith) and what moral compass they have left, the Company, with their three hedge wizards, Goblin, One-Eye, and Silent, finds themselves trapped with an increasingly narrow range of acceptable choices. Superb writing, world building and very colorful, memorable characters. Beware The Ten Who Were Taken!

By the look of that copy seems its worth a reread and another....

Bought in a book store multiple years ago. Part of a series but can be read as a stand alone. The start of my love of Larry Niven's Known Space. The last page always hits me in the feels... Protector-...e72b28.jpg