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TheThinker · 56-60, M
Probably a few contenders but the first one that comes to mind is [i]Eternity[/i] by Greg Bear.
The first book in that series, [i]Eon[/i], was an absolute masterpiece. Couldn't put it down, devoured it over two days one summer holiday, and there's a line in the middle that put all the hairs up on the back of my neck (if you've read it, you'll know it).
The sequel was just some lame-arse bollocks that it took me about four attempts to give up on. Dreadful dreadful shite.
I believe there may be further sequels. I haven't read them.
The first book in that series, [i]Eon[/i], was an absolute masterpiece. Couldn't put it down, devoured it over two days one summer holiday, and there's a line in the middle that put all the hairs up on the back of my neck (if you've read it, you'll know it).
The sequel was just some lame-arse bollocks that it took me about four attempts to give up on. Dreadful dreadful shite.
I believe there may be further sequels. I haven't read them.