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Shadowmancer
by G.P. Taylor
You Must Read this! (8/4/2005)
This is a great book with original characters and such an interesting storyline that just won't let you put it down!
Eragon: Inheritance, Book I
by Christopher Paolini
Soooo good! (8/4/2005)
Ok, firstly, I love this book.

To the people who compare it to lotr I have to say this: It's a fantasy book! if you said that about other books you'd find lots of things that a quite like each other and just because it has things that are quite similar doesn't mean it's amore
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