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I'm a sucker for the aimed at teens Mythology books at the moment, and i've been making my way through the Rick Riordan books of Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus books and the Kane Chronicles books, keeping me going, and a good read if you're a bit sad like me.
Anyone who likes fantasy, I can't recommend the Mistborn series by Brian Sanderson enough.
If you're more into sci-fi, anything by Peter F Hamilton is cracking (except Misspent Youth, which is god awful)
If you like action and aren't put off by sci-fi settings, the Gaunt's Ghosts series by Dan Abnett is probably the best series Games Workshop have ever produced. Proper war 😀
I have about a dozen bookshelves all crammed with fiction and I read about two books a week so I have lots to recommend but we'll start with just these three series lol
Just finished Blood Oath & The presidents vampire by Christopher Farnsworth.
Top reads - the basic premiss is that For 140 years, Nathaniel Cade has been the President's Vampire, sworn by a blood oath to protect the President and America from their supernatural enemies.Zach Barrows is assigned as Cade's human liaison. These books are exciting supernatural thrillers. Well worth a read, even if this genre is your usual choice.
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