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In reply to the discussion: Did anyone else get seriously involved with a book series?? [View all]da svenster
(86 posts)19. "shorter" series
david brin's uplift series - 6 books
dan wells' john wayne cleaver (i'm not a serial killer) books - 6 books
jk rowling's harry potter - 7 books. still enjoyed them in spite of the author (kinda like the buffy movie and TV series, problematic creator, amazing creation)
laurell k hamilton's anita blake - this has got to be close to 30 books but i stopped reading them around 10 books ago.
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Did anyone else get seriously involved with a book series?? [View all]
justaprogressive
Wednesday
OP
Earth sea trilogy is seriously good. Also Orson Scott Card/alternate American history Alvin maker series
cbabe
Wednesday
#4
Yes, Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody series. Think there's 20 of them.
sinkingfeeling
Wednesday
#11
I am nearing the final book of Louise Penny's Gamache/Three Pines series. It's the best series I've ever read.
Vinca
Wednesday
#21
thank you justaprogressive. Yes, Outlander. I have read all 8 books in the series and I am waiting for the last book to
debm55
Wednesday
#25
Robert B. Parker Spenser series and Michael Connelly Bosch and Lincoln Lawyer (this a fun post. Thanks.)
cbabe
Wednesday
#30
Elizabeth Peters Amelia Peabody series, also the Vicky Bliss and the Jackie Kirby mysteries
ms liberty
Wednesday
#31
I've been in a lifelong love affair with the Dune books and the Hobbit/LOR/Silmarillion.
Solly Mack
Wednesday
#35