Pendragon series (Whado you think?)

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I was drawn in after the very first book, Merchant of Death. I have recently read Raven Rise, D.J. McHale's latest realease. It let me with my jaw touching the floor. I couldn't believe it! I wait impatiently for him to come out with the latest book. What do you think?
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Hmm. It's pretty interesting, though I only got as far as The Reality Bug.




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Ah, well then you should read the others it gets really good in the two most recent books.
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I love these books!!! I can't wait for the last one.
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I was going to start reading them a looonnngg time ago but started really recently with the series and so far it's really good!! But I'm going really slow with reading it because of all of my busy schedual. =)




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Which one is the last one, do you mean Raven Rise? Thats the most recent.
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I loved the Pendragon series and they are books that I can read over and over and never get bored. The series has so many plot twists I don't think I can guess what can happen in the 10th and most likely final book. Now why I say it's most likely is the last is because of the way the Raven Rising ended but as I said there are so many plot twists it might go on for another twenty books, you never know.
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I was drawn in after the very first book, Merchant of Death. I have recently read Raven Rise, D.J. McHale's latest realease. It let me with my jaw touching the floor. I couldn't believe it! I wait impatiently for him to come out with the latest book. What do you think?


Okay so you like Pendragon too, Another series of books that i love other than Artemis Fowl. So what else do you like exactly??

And i still haven't been able to get the three latest books :sigh: The books have so many plot turns its hard to keep up and very exiting. Whats better is that you can actually e mail D.J. McHale and get a reply from him!!
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I'll be the odd one out here and say I didn't really like these books. They were okay, but they were cliche (all the characters were unoriginal), and on top of that they seemed really contrived to me - the world, the set-ups, they all felt contrived. That said, the author does know how to create a plot twist, which is the best thing about the books.




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I'll be the odd one out here and say I didn't really like these books. They were okay, but they were cliche (all the characters were unoriginal), and on top of that they seemed really contrived to me - the world, the set-ups, they all felt contrived.


And what makes it unoriginal?? :?: :?: :? :?
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