Is there a particular book you'd recommend for someone wanting to try him out? Maybe a standalone one.

I read The Way of Kings earlier this year and loved it, but given the size and quantity of these books I doubt I'm going to be able to get on top on that series or any of his others in time for his latest releases xD

Waiting for series by other authors to complete makes a lot of sense. It's super frustrating following an author only for their quality to drop near the end.

I've heard great things about this series, but unfortunately it doesn't appear to be possible to buy them on Kobo? :(

That sounds like a fun series! I hadn't heard of LitRPG before but if I'm understanding correctly it's like an isekai where they're in an RPG with health bars and stuff?

Oh that's neat. I occasionally use my controller on the Steam Deck and it's a pain having to re-pair the PS5 each time. Hopefully this system will be compatible with the Deck.

Oh neat! Hopefully it can live up to the book :)

This is the first book I've read by him, but I'd love to try out some of his others now. A colleague recommend Small Mercies and I've heard Mystic River is also very good.

Ahh thank you! This isn't one I'd heard of before so I appreciate you sharing it. The topic sounds fascinating, and definitely aligns with what I was looking for.

Thanks for the suggestion and link! I'll give it a read :)

Earlier today I finished Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane. That was quite a ride! Some really beautiful descriptions of locations and characters, and the way he writes really keeps you on your toes. It's the first book I've read in a while which has kept me hooked until the end. Highly recommend.

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