I’ve finished several new ones lately, some I’ve reviewed at Amazon and others I haven’t, either for lack of time or indecision about how to put my conclusions about them. Even when I enjoyed them as much as I did these.
Ashes of Candesce seems to be the end of an incredibly imaginative five-part series. Count to A Trillion is another dandy, also a far-future story, that won’t lose your interest.
Then, there’s Night Trains, a time-travel tale, the sort of thing I don’t normally read but I’m glad I read this one. And Chronospace, another time-traveler. Hmm. I guess I do read them.
And, of course, there’s In The Lion’s Mouth, the latest installment of an absorbing Celtic space-opera series. And, while you’re at it, don’t miss Permanence, more far-future story-telling worth your time.
Or you could take the more classic, Instapundit recommendations route.
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 
Yeah, I thought Ender’s Game was good. Really good. But then I made my usual mistake and scarfed up all of the series, and started thinking about how really silly the whole idea was, and by the time I got to the last one, I was having trouble keeping my stomach contents from erupting.
Card, on the whole, after you read a bunch of his stuff consecutively (did I spell that right?) gets, ah, not so good as it was at the beginning.
To me, anyhow.
jd
Ender’s Game was good, but the next one (whose title I can’t remember) was a bore and so I quit the series. Card’s a righty, hardly your type of writer, David.
“David”? Who do you think I am, scribbler? And if you are not thinking I’m someone else, are you still imagining in some freakish way that I am a lefty?
Frikkin’ Card is way more left than I. If you had read any of his more recent material you would be in no doubt about.
I damn sure am not named “David”.
Oops. Sorry about that, Mr. Testy.
I had no idea Card was swinging left now. One more reason to ignore him.
Meanwhile, why don’t you try one of the books I DID recommend. Card ain’t on the list.
I am again and again petrified by the thought of your reading speed, Dick. Wow…
And re Card – what jdallen here says. I made same mistake and was feeling like being put to sleep by infusion after two books.
I always have a book (and sometimes two at once) in play, tho not always fiction. Life’s too short, etc…