1. Hourglass – Claudia Gray
2. Shutter Island – Dennis Lehane
3. The Pact – Jodi Picoult
4. World of Warcraft: Stormrage – Richard A. Knaak
5. The Lucifer Gospel – Paul Christopher
6. The Silent Man – Alex Berenson
7. The Name of the Wind – Patrick Rothfuss
8. Hell Gate – Linda Fairstein
9. Shalador’s Lady – Anne Bishop
10. The Help – Kathryn Stockett





Some fans who never played a WarCraft game before WarCraft III might yell foul play with opening the mountains to have a sea access. In fact, it is the other way around. Blasted Lands was formerly known as Black Morass in WarCraft II: Tides of Darkness (1996,RTS game) and you can see that by going to Caverns of Time: Black Morass. That's where Medivh the Last Guardian opened the Dark Portal to allow Gul'dan's Horde to enter Azeroth.
It was somewhat odd to find there was no bodies of water in Badlands and Blasted Lands when World of Warcraft launched in 2004, but that's how the developers designed it. Blasted Lands had the excuse that the demonic magics used by the warlocks setting camp around the Dark Portal and some of Draenor's itself drained the life out of the Black Morass, even the demons who reside in the Tainted Scar. The only body of water respected was that around Caer Darrow (Scholomance), except for two smaller islands missing in World of Warcraft where the Caer Darrow lake exists. (as shown to the left)
Activision Blizzard released their Form 10-K Annual Report for the fiscal year ended on December 31, 2009 to inform their investors several strategies to 






