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Originally Posted by HarryT
To be honest, I don't really think you can go wrong with any of his books - they're all good. The reason I suggested those two is that they're standalone novels, rather than being in a series.
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mostly true ... keep in mind, though, that all his books (stand-alone or series) are in some way connected though the Fionavar (or first) universe. But yes. From a straight-up story-telling perspective, those books (and Tigana) are "stand alone" stories. But if you know they're there, the some times quite-subtle (and some times not-so-subtle) Fionavar connections are fun to try and spot. At least for me they are.
