4.72 avg rating — 1,243 ratings

"The first two words that come to mind: witty and funny. This story is not just wizards with sticks shouting in some incomprehensible language. You've got more than just spells and the cliché vampires and zombies. Every character is unique, with its own interesting abilities and personality. I find this series much more interesting than any other magic story. Every creature is being developed in a different way, being at the same time given not only good but also bad, sometimes reaching evil, features.
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4.26 avg rating — 1,149,954 ratings

"This is something quite different from everything else you have ever read. There's some time-travel, there is this unbelievable love story, there is a lot of action, and sex and romantic, but looking at the big picture here, this is an amazing work on feelings, true loyalty, history and ... herbs and DIY medicines."

4.13 avg rating — 24,288 ratings

""Masters of Rome" is a colossal work on the late Republican Rome. Here the mixture between reality and fiction is mind-blowing. If you love history, if you are impressed with the Roman Empire and would like to sink into a well-written, detail-oriented stories, this is the series for you."

3.73 avg rating — 65,072 ratings

4.16 avg rating — 63,455 ratings

""The Corfu Trilogy": You are hooked straight from the beginning. Just look at the titles: "My family and other animals" or "Birds, Bests and Relatives". Those are the genuine life stories of the author and his relatives, presented with such humor and tactfulness, that you somehow end up feeling as part of the family."

4.32 avg rating — 346,251 ratings

""The Century Trilogy": is an amazing work by the author as always. Following the long paths of five families during the WW II, spread in five countries. The author manages to blend the personal stories into the huge history events of the last century in a way that makes you cry for them, laugh with them and worry about the world and its inhabitants during those devastating years."

4.12 avg rating — 27,928 ratings

"Warning! If you start the first book, you will not leave the series before you get to the last one. You can never be bored with those books. Most of them are the so-called techno thrillers, while the rest are just thrillers. No matter which one you will read, you will be sucked into the spiral of constant pursuit, smart deductions and horror stories. Think of agent Pendergast as the moderns Sherlock Holmes, who may surprise you at times, but will always take you to some peculiar adventures. "