story's that pull you in.

"Stories" is the plural form for "a story".

OT: The Garden was a good twist on the original story of Adam and Eve. I enjoyed it very much.

Also, Ender's Game was an interesting and exciting read when I was younger.

G-senjou no Maou pulled me in for a good one.

Otherwise, the original Dune.

That book was really something else. A class on it's own.

Okay, maybe I'm exaggerating , but it was still very gripping.

Have u guys ever heard of a book series called Elric of Melnaborneby Michael Moorcock ? A really good series if anyone is looking for a good book seiries to read. Another series that is good is The pellinor seriesby Alison Croggon . There are 4 books total and I only just got done with thew second one.

There is a very good series thats has cept me on the edge of my seat when I was reading it and is one of my favorite book series of all time and it is "So You Want To Be A Wizard" by Diane Duane.
I haven't found a book to match it yet and I seriously doubt that I will.

Ah, I loved Ender's Game, Orson Scout Card is a fantastic author, I have read many of his works.

Silverwing Series.
Could not put those books down.

As the Dresden Files progressed they started to really pull me in.

I also remember a non-fiction book called "An Uphill Climb" that I really enjoyed when I was younger. Not so sure about how I would feel about it now.

As for fanfiction. I use to be able to enjoy it when I was younger and new to the scene.

Now? I find most of it crap and very little of it is palatable much less amazing. I find that most of them are over-hyped which makes finding an actual decent one very difficult.

I'll check it out sometime.

Mod Note: Moved from Random to the Entertainment section. I believe fanfiction, short stories and novels can be considered to be a form of entertainment.

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.