- Twilight Eyes, Dean Koontz - Very original. Loved all the suspense.
- The Mage Winds (Winds of Fate, Winds of Change, Winds of Fury), Mercedes Lackey - Absolutely loved them! Elspeth is so headstrong. I felt sorry for Dawnfire because of what happened to her, even if she did find her true love because of it.
- The Mage Wars (The Black Gryphon, The White Gryphon, The Silver Gryphon), Mercedes Lackey - Not as good as the Mage Winds, but that doesn't mean it can't be great. I hated what happened to Urtho though. I wish that could've ended another way.
- Chromosome 6, Robin Cook - Interesting the whole way through, never boring. Made you think about genetic engineering in a different light.
- Animorphs (a series), K. A. Applegate - Very original! I love how the characters are teens and not adults, it makes them easier to relate to. Ax is hilariouse. He's my favourite character.
- Ever World (a series), K. A. Applegate - Also very original. Other than teen-aged characters, it is nothing like Animorphs. No matter how nice she may become, I don't think I'll ever be able to trust the character Senna.
- Sphere, Michael Crichten - Great! Very suspenseful! Keeps you guessing the whole way through! The movie did it no justice though.
Fine
- Mr. Murder, Dean Koontz - Has a lot of suspense, but not enough sci-fi or fantasy for my liking.
- The Giver, Lois Lowry - Very, very odd. Very original, but still very odd.
Don't waste your money, or at least buy it used
- Voice of the Night, Dean Koontz - Roy definitely has a screw or two loose. I figured out the ending way too early in the book.
