Some additional latest titles to add to your collection is going to be the Game of Thrones books by George R.R. Martin. Released in August 1996, the epic fantasy novel has since become a cult favorite and received several literary prizes including the World Fantasy Award in 1997. The beloved series tells the saga of noble houses of Westeros, the Wall, along with the Tangaryen. The book has been adapted for a 10-part HBO series to critical acclaim, taking “Game of Thrones” towards the general market.
In addition to the popularity of epic medieval stories, the loves and lives of vampires are also having their share of popularity. Any person who hasn’t heard of the “Twilight” series is either being untruthful or has lived being a hermit for several years. But “Twilight” is not actually the only vampire title getting particular attention. A band of Southern belles and bloodthirsty rogues from “True Blood” are getting to be household names, as well. Those who watch True Blood online and on HBO are probably not informed that the well known TV series is in fact derived from “The Southern Vampire Mysteries” authored by Charlaine Harris.
When you read novels, you expect to be taken to a new world. When you read fantasy books, you will be taken to another world where vampires have jobs as waitresses, kings and lords fight it out and strange women give birth to dragons, and journeys amongst lifelong friends are taken to ditch one particular nefarious ring.