5 Underrated Book Series You Should Read

This may be the best political fantasy I've ever read. It's probably neck andneck with a song of ice and fire as far as political intrigue is concerned.

But the Sarantine Mosaic is remarkable and what it does is it tells a story of a very momentous time in this Sarantine Empire's history.

But this is set in France just before the Hundred Years War, The Rule of Philip the Fair, and the political intrigue from the very beginning is just off the charts good.

So the only thing I like about that book is the title is the king without a kingdom. I really love that title, but the book itself is not worth it.

But The Longprice Quartet is remarkable. The end of the third book is one of the most powerful things I've read in fantasy.

I love the epic scale of the Passage trilogy. I loved where it ended.

he has a book that I love called The Summer Guest that with the exception of East Eden, I consider the great American novel.