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Originally Posted by montsnmags
1. The Da Vinci Code (Dan Brown)
2. Atlas Shrugged (Ayn Rand)
3. The First Man in Rome (Colleen McCullough)
4. The Sparrow/Children of God (Mary Doria Russell)
5. Anything by Piers Anthony
6. Battlefield Earth (Lunatic Ron Hubbard)
7. The Sea, The Sea (Iris Murdoch)
8. The Wheel of Time (Robert Jordon, mostly)
9. A Game of Thrones (George R. R. Martin)
10. Anything Cthulhu Mythos (by H.P. Lovecraft)
There you go, in no particular order. They're probably not the worst I've read, but they came to the forefront of my mind the quickest.
Cheers,
Marc (I'm so going to get it from Cthulhu)
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#1 -Cannot say. Never read it.
#2 - I agree
#3 - Cannot say. Never read it.
#4 - Cannot say. Never read it.
#5 - Some are not all that wonderful and some I really enjoyed. So overall, I cannot agree.
#6 - Should be the #1 worst book. It was a good idea that was horribly executed.
#7 - Cannot say. Never read it.
#8 - I've read up to #9 and I did enjoy it. But life got int he way and I never did get to #10. So I disagree.
#9 - I really enjoyed that. But disagreement there.
#10 - Have yet to read that so I cannot comment just yet.