Other books TG fans may like.

[Phanari]

OMG! I LOVE DROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

[Taro Momiji]

Phanari

OMG! I LOVE DROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yay! n.n

Jarlaxle ish bettah than Drizzt. :3  

[PathlessPlot]

I don't know how many of you are into sci-fi, but there is a really good series called Mission Earth. I think it has 10 or 15 books, and they are all pretty thick (which is one of the things that I like about them). To be honest I have only read 2, because I do not have them all and I refuse to read them out of order 3nodding , but what I have read so far is really good.  

[Taro Momiji]

Awesome! n.n  

[Maniacal Macabre]

I really enjoyed the entire series of Magic Kingdom For Sale Sold by Terry Brooks and for writers Sometimes the Magic Works by the same author. One of my favorite plane ride paperbacks is Tick Tock by Dean Koontz.
Thanks for sharing your favorites, I'll check some of them out. I have a hard time putting effort into an author I haven't read, but it's time for me to expand.  

[Taro Momiji]

Carrie Macabre

I really enjoyed the entire series of Magic Kingdom For Sale Sold by Terry Brooks and for writers Sometimes the Magic Works by the same author. One of my favorite plane ride paperbacks is Tick Tock by Dean Koontz.
Thanks for sharing your favorites, I'll check some of them out. I have a hard time putting effort into an author I haven't read, but it's time for me to expand.

Once you start reading Salvatore's books you'll delve into them. :3  

[JFisk]

Sorry if I sound stupid or if I neglected to read the posts, but what is Drow? or Drizzt? or even Jarlaxle? gonk  

[Taro Momiji]

JFisk

Sorry if I sound stupid or if I neglected to read the posts, but what is Drow? or Drizzt? or even Jarlaxle? gonk

Drow elves are elves with white hair, red eyes and coal-black skin. They used to live on the surface world, but were persecuted by the other elven races and chased into the Underdark, a subterranean world. There, they stopped worshipping their original god, Ellistrae (like a Drow goddess of the Moon and Stars), and began worship the evil drow goddess Lloth, the Spider Queen.

They became immensely evil, and incredibly deadly, a dozen humans against one drow fighter is a sorely outmatched fight in the Drow's favor. All the other races fear Drow; they're just too powerful, sadistic and unpredictable to turn your back to.

At one point, a particular Drow was born; one with lavender eyes instead of red eyes. This one was trained and taught by Zaknafein, the most skilled Drow swordsman to ever live, and he sacrificed himself to save his child's life as well as his humanity and love of life. Drizzt, that's the drow child who eventually grows up and leaves the Underdark, is the most deadly and powerful Drow to ever live, even when Zaknafein was alive. (after almost 20 books did you think the guy'd live that long? Spoiler me arse! D< )

that's the basic jist of it, you should read the books. :3  

[Raksha77]

I read Drow too, its pretty good. Another really good series is the Dhampire series, and the Uglies series. both have incredibly mesmerizing storylines. mrgreen  

[Taro Momiji]

:3  

[Phanari]

List of good books.series:

Okay, we all like SoT and it's for more than the story-line, I'm sure. Goodkind puts a lot of realistic ideas and symbolic theories into his books that really make you think.

So, here are a few in the listed subjects:

Religiously:
Piers Anthony (Incarnations of Immortality). First book to the series: On a Pale Horse. Very compelling. Both entertain and spiritually interesting. So weird because it's fantasy/sci fi, but the series strongly helped me in my walk with God. In the books, regular, mortal people become incarnations such as Death, War, Time, Fate, Nature, ect.......and have to figure out that the bad guy, Satan, is actually the Father of Lies, Prince of Evil, whatever......and fight him off in the end. AMAZING stories and VERY well written. Each book intertwines with the others in the series so it's worth a gander.

Frank Peretti and/or Tedd Decker (House) section: Religious Fiction. The books are very spiritually compelling. I own the movie for House, which I hear is absolutely pale in comparison to the book and I found the movie to be VERY entertaining so I can't wait to finally sink my teeth into the book when my foster sister returns it to me.

Teen Fantasy:

ANYTHING BUT TWILIGHT! (so not as good as people make it out to be. No interesting ideas, no symbolism..........basically......nothing but teenage angst and hope for a chocolate bar to calm their nerves?)

Christopher Paolini (Inheritance series) First book: Eragon. Many saw that awefull movie (which I was kinda adicted to in my days after the coma, sad to say) but the book is SO MUCH BETTER. Even my brother, who hates reading books I like enjoyed it. My mom (who also likes Harry Potter AND SoT....thanks to me on both matters) enjoyed Inheritance series too. Epic and very thrilling.

Mary Janice Davidson (Jennifer Scales) the first book has a sub title after the actual name about some kind of furnace? (My personal Richard Rahl is sleeping so I can't look at the title at the moment without waking him. Sorry.) It's about a girl named Jennifer who becomes a wheredragon and does little miniquests through the series.

PS: KYUSS:
A: I had no idea there's a whole series on Drow in book stores! What I know of Drow I learned through Fantasy Lore Research.
B: I thought their diety, Lloth was a spider king. I know it contradicts their Amazonian beliefs/life style but I thought Lloth was the ONLY male they obeyed or whatever.