The end is near, Eragon fans!

[Ol' Fartsy]

For those of you who dig the Inheritance Cycle, Book 4 is coming to a book/online store near you. I hope that this will clear most to all things in this series.

[IdiotWithHair]

Eragon is lame. Especially the movie. But the book series, too. "Why don't I just copy every other fantasy novel ever and call it an original work?" Why not indeed, Paolini. And it will be impressive, because you began this undertaking when you were FIFTEEN YEARS OLD! **** yeah, that's awesome!

[Taco-Calamitous]

I really liked the first Eragon book, and then I kinda struggled through the second one. I've only gotten about 100 pages into the third book-over two years of owning it, heh. I really liked the relationship between Eragon and Sapphira in the first book-that seemed the freshest thing about it, the dragon's personality-but then in the sequel, he kinda lost my interest a little bit. Roran's story of moving an entire town's populace interested me more. This third one, I'm not even sure what I don't like about it. Turns me off somehow. So dunno if I'll be getting book 4, obviously.

And yeah, the movie was a disappointment. Anyhoo...

Wuv, Yer Mom

[Final Hearts 69]

I personally liked the second one better...only becuase Murtag(I think I spelt his name right) was able to develope more in the book. I was actually kind of hoping that he would end it with the third book, but he didn't. I didn't care too much for the movie, but when Murtag showed up...something about him...I don't know...the actor in general had a particular familiarity to me. I don't know why either, it really bugs me whenever I watch the movie.

[The_Dream_Recluse]

I'm definitely looking forward to procuring my own copy of the book and seeing how things end. Christopher Paolini has done a terrific job so far and although i have a feeling i know how some of the character's stories are going to end, i'm looking forward to getting that nice, clean, tied up ending that brings this epic adventure to a close xD