Looks cool, Mog & I'll have to check it out.    If you like fantasy even the tiniest bit, I strongly recommend Terry Pratchett's Discworld series.  He has a very funny style, yet still philosophical.  He's written about thirty-some-odd books set in that world.  His take on Death is just so deadpan hilarious.

Okay well one book I'll always recommend is "Belinda" by Anne Rampling(aka Anne Rice). A love story about a couple with an extreme age gap(one 17, the other in his 40s). Very good though!

Also pretty much anything else by Anne Rice.

Another good series(as I've said in other threads) is the "Anita Blake Vampire Hunter" series by Laurell K. Hamilton. The books take a look at vampires a much more conventional sense as opposed to Anne Rice's. But so far the series is very good.

Recently I really enjoyed a murder-mystery book by C.S. Harris called, "What Angel's Fear". I actually bought it on a whim. I only read the back cover which is unusual for me. Usually I read many reviews and such before buying a book but this one just called to me. I'm currently waiting for the second in the series(called the "Sebastian St. Cyr" series) called "When Gods Die" to come out on paperback.

The Last Rune by Mark Anthony

This is the first in a set of 6 (all of which have been released). Fantasy novels with mirror worlds Earth/Eldh, Earth being largely mundane, Eldh still having magic.  Very good series, and one of those sets of books that I have read numerous times.