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ScottG · 10-05-2001, 03:41 PM

I rather liked the swordsmen books (need to read all 3 though). His best series(pure enjoyment wise) were the books with the char. Rap (again, all 3 need to be read).

King's Blades books are more realistic in terms of politics, magic, ect. (but there not as fun by a long shot - ie. more reality, less fantasy).

I'm about halfway through Sky of Swords now. The book starts to get better and picks up pace by about page 180 (B- overall I would say, more if you like gritter realistic books).

10-05-2001, 03:41 PM	#3
ScottG Drow Warrior Join Date: June 13, 2003 Location: Never Never Land Age: 55 Posts: 267	I rather liked the swordsmen books (need to read all 3 though). His best series(pure enjoyment wise) were the books with the char. Rap (again, all 3 need to be read). King's Blades books are more realistic in terms of politics, magic, ect. (but there not as fun by a long shot - ie. more reality, less fantasy). I'm about halfway through Sky of Swords now. The book starts to get better and picks up pace by about page 180 (B- overall I would say, more if you like gritter realistic books).