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Golden Son: Book II of the Red Rising Trilogy Pierce Brown
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group

I'm thinking of starting the Throne of Glass series this week, but I think part of me wants to wait for book 3 to be out. Jan 12, 2014 - The fun begins with James Smythe's superb sequel to The Explorer before coming to a close right around the release of Pierce Brown's riotous Red Rising. Fawlty Towers, obviously, and the first series of Blackadder (conceived by Rowan Atkinson and Richard Curtis before Ben Elton was brought in for series 2-4). You know, in case I fall you like them, of course. Feb 7, 2014 - Release Week: Jeff VanderMeer's Annihilation, James Marsters reads The Kingmakers, Allen Steele's V-S Day, Christopher Golden's Dark Duets, METAtropolis stories, Scott Sigler's Pandemic, J.C. Posted on 2014/02/07 by montsamu . Have I mentioned that I'm dyyyying for Golden Son? XD) But Book #2 ends with a horrific cliff-hanger, so I'll totally understand if you wait until #3 is out. I get worried, see, that if I got . Hutchins' “The 33″, and Natania Barron's Pilgrims of the Sky. Truthfully the second installment in the series, Golden Sun: The Lost Age, is a million times better, but the stories actually connect soooooo play both :D . May 16, 2014 - Dead Rising 3 Is Coming To PC Or maybe they've had a horrendous experience with one or two bad Final Fantasys and they're just totally turned off from JRPGs forever. With catchy music, exciting battles, and a vast world to explore, Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue will keep you playing for days. May 11, 2014 - Plus, even though he was losing sanity towards the end of Red Rising, Darrow DOES have a softer side. The trilogy is set for an aggressive release cycle, with book two, Authority, coming in May, and Acceptance concluding the series in September. 2 days ago - Fantasy Writer N.K. Jemisin Explains the Rise of Racism in Fandom The book's two-part structure allows for a lot of story to be explored efficiently, but also results in some elements not being as fleshed-out as might be desired.