Ian Irvine - Three Worlds Cycle

Is so far an 11 book series consisting of two quartets and a trilogy.

It is best described as a Darwinian fantasy. It's got nothing to do with the perennial (and sadly jaded) struggle of good vs evil. It's about the struggle for existence between four human species, each believing it has the better right to exist. Well, that's what Ian Irvine says... actually it's just an excuse for an enormous, action-packed adventure.

This is my favourite series of books and i was wondering has anyone else besides me (and mijy) read this series?

If so what did you think, If not and you enjoy a good fantasy book series i sugest you take a look at it.

Hahahah, yeah its an awesome set.

I read the first series and then skipped to the third, since i couldn't get my hands on the second.

I'm re-reading the second book of the third series, since the third one was just released and i want to be up to date with it.

That series sounds intruging... how many books are there altogether?

11 (fancy that mike(lifesapity) (that number haunts him)


The View from the Mirror Quartet
A Shadow on the Glass (1998)
The Tower on the Rift (1998)
Dark is the Moon (1999)
The Way Between the Worlds (1999)
The Well of Echoes Quartet
Geomancer (2001)
Tetrarch (2002)
Scrutator / Alchymist (U.K. title) (2003)
Chimaera (2004)
The Song of the Tears Trilogy
Torments of the Traitor / The Fate of the Fallen (U.K. title) (2006)
The Curse on the Chosen (2007)
The Destiny of the Dead (January 2009)


And im yet to read:
Tetrarch (2002)
Scrutator / Alchymist (U.K. title) (2003)
Chimaera (2004)
and
The Destiny of the Dead (January 2009)

hoo boy thats a lotta meatballs!

You had me until you said fantasy, i dun like no fantasy bookies...
Otherwise they sound good, and yes, a good excuse for action lol...

I am continually amazed you know how to read Miniman. XD

Looks pretty good, I like a good fantasy series. I'll def have a look at it, big series though.

Yeah I'm gonna see if I can get the first trilogy from the library, it sounds pretty good.

Fade wrote:Yeah I'm gonna see if I can get the first trilogy from the library, it sounds pretty good.

Sorry to disappoint you, but a quartet is 4 books and is not a trilogy.

But i strongly recommend it.

Woops, I thought it was only 3 books in the first part for some reason.

Well i hope you enjoy reading as much as i do, since there are around 500 pages in each book.

500x4+500x4+500x3 = 5500 pages of awesomeness.

rofl

if you put it that way, it actually sounds reaaally small... but i know it isnt lol...
I might see what i can do..
And fade i read every single one of MR books in a month.. stfu..

A whole month?
I kid, I kid.

if any of you get around to reading it make sure you tell me what you think