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Re: What are you reading? 3 [Re: Lex] #1373278
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I agree about the Odd Thomas stories being very good: I will have to try Jane Hawk, but have also been distracted by Matt Haig's wonderful yarns...

Currently trying what I think is an earlier tale from Robert Jackson Bennett, The Company Man

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Re: What are you reading? 3 [Re: Lex] #1373304
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I liked the Odd Thomas series and the Frankenstein one. I actually liked every book of his that I have read, but I still think the older stand alone books were the best. These posts are making me want to re-read his books but, like with my games, I have so many unread I sort of don't want to start on re-reads. That being said, there are 4 authors books I do plan to try to re-read one of these days. Dean Koontz, John Saul, Ed McBain 87th Precinct series, and Agatha Christie.

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