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When I read the ending it sort of reminded me of a gravestone and the dash between birth and death, it is really the true life of a person is within those two dates, points, etc.
My GR account tells me that I read 154 books in 2016 (which is when I found your book, though published first in 2015). After all that reading, I still can't get the vision of those coonhounds, and the light flickering on the wall in Jacob's mother's shack out of my mind. Seems to be you ought to be due some acclaim for that one, or for the current one perhaps, which I've only just begun.
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When I read the ending it sort of reminded me of a gravestone and the dash between birth and death, it is really the true life of a person is within those two dates, points, etc.
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My GR account tells me that I read 154 books in 2016 (which is when I found your book, though published first in 2015). After all that reading, I still can't get the vision of those coonhounds, and the light flickering on the wall in Jacob's mother's shack out of my mind. Seems to be you ought to be due some acclaim for that one, or for the current one perhaps, which I've only just begun.
