For those of you who’ve read and enjoyed R. A. Salvatore, guess what!!!!!
He was at Barnes & Noble in the Mall of America yesterday at seven, and I got to go see him!!!!!! Plus, my awesome father told me that he would buy me Salvatore’s new book (The Pirate King) if I would clean up the computer area. Score!! I also bought Servant of the Shard (#1 of the Sellswords Trilogy), and got both the books signed!!!
I now have this impenetrable bubble of happiness in the bottom of my rib cage, helped along by the fact that I’m going to homecoming on Saturday with…someone who is being kept anon. for his own protection.
I’m nearly halfway through the book, but I have this nagging feeling that I need to do something, or else Dad will be rather angry…what was it? Oh, well.
R. A. Salvatore also came out with a new book last week, co-written with his son, Geno. It’s called The Stowaway. That one is a very short read, only about 300 pages. I finished it in one day. The Pirate King has 345 pages, but the pages are much bigger and the print is much smaller.
So anyway, hope you all enjoyed that little tidbit, I’m going back to the devourment of my books.
Ciao for now!!!
I’ve read just about all of the Drizzt, the Dark Elf, stories, and I’m sure I’ve read some other of his books; but dang, this guy has so many that I’ve lost track.
I wish I had started a list of all the fantasy authors and their books that I’ve read. They all write so many books in a series that it’s impossible to remember what I have or haven’t read. I’m frequently getting a book, and then realize I’ve already read it.
Raymond Feist and David Eddings are two others that you should look into.