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Any story by either author will be something special.
Hobb's Liveship Traders and Farseer trilogies have a huge fan base. I can highly recommend both them and The Reindeer People and Wolf's Brother by Megan Lindholm, particularly to those who have enjoyed the work of Jean M Auel (Clan of the Cave Bear etc).
Hobb's work can be read over and over and the two titles of Lindholm I have mentioned are memorable and an excellent intro into her work.
The new book, The Inheritance, takes its title from a Hobb story but the majority of the stories in the book are those by Lindholm.
Robin Hobb has a site which she runs more like a blog at http://www.robinhobb.com/ while Megan Lindholm has a less illustrated site at http://www.meganlindholm.com/
And before I get comments, yes, I know, both authors are one and the same person. (I know it - I'm not sure if they do!)
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