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This took me by surprise haven't heard any news on it at all and I thought Cristopher Paolini may have stopped writing

it was an Advertisemant thing on Gaiaonline that made me check the site

EDIT: butchered the title :sadvaultboy: requested a typo fix from a mod

Ro.: Fixed for you.

Yep got and finished it on the day it came out.

Edit: There was a facebook ad thingy.

I got a signed copy of it, I still have yet to read it though.

I've only read the first book, and got about half way through the second book before giving up on it. I really enjoyed the first book, but I got very tired of all of the Nasuada chapters in the second book. Not sure if I should even bother trying to read it again :shrug:.

i may get a copy eventually, tbh i was completly taken by surprise when i heard it came out. since the previous took 4 years or so... but then again, how long has it been since the last? maybe it has been a while after all, brisngr came out when i was still in high school.

It came out??? Man I loved this series why did I not see anything regarding it? Well I'm definitely going to have to go buy that!

i might by it when it becomes a little cheaper, 40 bucks for a book is a little stupid

Without spoiling anything, was it good? Better/worse than the other three?

You're out of the loop? I have no idea what the hell you guys are talkin about.

How was it?

I used to love the books, but he just waited too long to release this one. Maybe a year or two ago I would have still been interested, but I unfortunately don't have the time to read the book, let alone read the last one since I can't remember what happened in it.

If I get it for -mas I hope its hardcover (otherwise will look rather lame next to my hard cover Eldest and Brisingr copies wish I had gotten Eragon in hard cover but I originally rented that from a library and didn't actually buy the book till last year or the year before)

any one know if the last book Inheritance is larger or thinner than the last two ?

The new book is something like 800 pages, so I don't think you have anything to worry about.

And books aren't usually released in paperback until after they've been out in hardcover for awhile. So you're probably fine there, too.

Personally I loved it but part of that was because I'd built it up in my mind. Story wise it was on a par with the other three in my opinion. Very enjoyable.

does it make you sad that its the final book for Inheritance ?

Honestly. Yes. Me and a girl I know had a lovely little nostalgic talk about it though so it's all good.

The world he created is surprisingly good even though the books are mediocre at best.

Give him some time to mature and grow as a writer and I can definitely see him creating great fantasy literature.

Ah...I remember when I was at my first school's book sale and Eragon just captured my eye. I bought it, read it, and it was my first fantasy book. Still love the series. Good times.
Can't wait to get the new one. Maybe for Christmas?

Its been sonme time since reading the third book, and well the third was painful to read... Also I swear to god if this book contains anymore Eragon drooling over Arya I am burning my inheritance books.

Most memorable thing for me was for all the wrong reasons, the emo off for control, when 2 people cut themselves until 1 gives up, the [censored] was he on when writing that.

Win Went to the book store with my mom to pick up some books for one of my cousins and instead of having to find this book and point it out to my mom was a massive display right at the front

and thankfully i did point this out because apparently she didnt remember getting me Eragon for last x-mas because it was paper back and the other two are hardcover
so will more than likely be getting this for x-mas now ^.^