The only fantasy books I really enjoyed are the more down-to-earth ones, such as Lord Of The Rings or Dragonlance. Usually I don't like the fantasy genre, and Amber is quite in the heavy-weight fantasy category, because too much 'wondrous' things happen there without any prior explanation - it seems like the author just follows his whim, making up whatever he dreames of. Buy a discounted Paperback of Nine Princes in Amber online from Australias. Well, I guess I'm just too much of a realist to really enjoy such books. Booktopia has Nine Princes in Amber, Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zelazny. I remember loving the books greatly but can’t recall if I ever read all of them in a row.

As I was raised in Israel, I read them in the Hebrew translation. When I finished reading this book, I read some of the reviews on it - it seems very popular and liked. Nine Princes in Amber audiobook by Roger Zelazny I first read the books as a young boy in school. He manages to come back to the city escorted by his brother and there engages in a bloody battle with another brother.

He understands that he is a prince of Amber - a magical city that is in the meeting point of infinite parallel universes (ok, ok, I guess parallel universes don't follow a Euclidean geometry and can have a meeting point). In Nine Princes, the main protagonist of the series - Prince Corwin wakes up without memory following a head injury and engages in a quest to find himself. As another try at 'speed-read a short book in a weekend', I took on the first book of the Amber Chronicles, which is a very popular fantasy series (10 books) written by Roger Zelazny.

Nine Princes in Amber by Roger Zelazny