yup, i hate reading and dont read.

yet have read all his books few times each?


nuff said.

I actually almost bought Lord of the Silver Bow (Troy Trilogy, Book 1), the other day. Any good?
What are some of his books that you'd recommend?

i actually havnt read the troy book, had it and lost it haha.

however, the entire drenai series, as well as anything with druss or waylander are the fucking shit, god tier. and so are all the standalone books, some prehaps better than others but all awesome.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DavidGemmell

highly recommend :

Drenai Series

Legend (1984) (Originally published in the USA as Against the Horde, re-released as Legend)
The King Beyond the Gate (1985)
Waylander (1986)
Quest for Lost Heroes (1990)
Waylander II: In the Realm of the Wolf (1992)
The First Chronicles of Druss the Legend (1993)
The Legend of Deathwalker (1996)
Winter Warriors (1996)
Hero in the Shadows (2000)
White Wolf (2003)
The Swords of Night and Day (2004)

Rigante series

Sword in the Storm (1999)
Midnight Falcon (2000)
Ravenheart (2001)
Stormrider (2002)

Individual fantasy titles

Knights of Dark Renown (1989)
Morningstar (1992)
Dark Moon (1996)
Echoes of the Great Song (1997)

Greek series

Lion of Macedon (1990)
Dark Prince (1991)
Hawk Queen series

Ironhand's Daughter (1995)
The Hawk Eternal (1995)

*bold is just some of the favorites i can remember.

those are actually all ive read of his, so almost all ^_^. havnt found one that i didnt read 2-5 more times through the years lol.

think once i get a lil money ill buy out the rest of his books : ) havnt read in a few years.

This post was edited by Silva666 on May 4 2012 09:29am

The Troy books EPIC, some of Gemmells best work

I remember well reading knights of dark renown, waylander, king beyond the gate and quest for lost heros, in middeschool. The bloodstone books though; what are they called? I'm not sure if I would like them now, but they were great a dozen years back.

I think I still have quest for lost heros and knights of dark renown on my shelf. I will re-read them here in the next couple of days