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The Long Way Home (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #10)
How the Light Gets In (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #9)
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A Trick of the Light (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #7)
The Tin Flute
Glass Houses (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #13)
La femme qui fuit
Kingdom of the Blind (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #14)
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K.H. McMurray
They talked about this novelty called “e-mail” and the Pine System, only available at institutes of higher learning and some libraries. Marcus got his first e-mail address recently but Aidan had gotten his three years earlier, so Marcus considered Aidan “a veteran”. Marcus mentioned that his college had warned its students that e-mail was for “research purposes only”. “Yeah, we all laughed at that, too”, quipped Aidan. “But just a word of warning: Don't get too much into newsgroups or IRC, or yo ...more
K.H. McMurray

Willa Cather
It was in January. A light, sticky snow had fallen irresolutely, at intervals, all day. Toward evening the weather changed; the sun emerged, just sinking over the great pine forest to the west, hung there, an angry ball, and all the snow-covered rock blazed in orange fire. The sun became a half-circle, then a mere red eyebrow, then dropped behind the forest, leaving the air clear blue, and much colder, with a pale lemon moon riding high overhead. There was no wind, it was a night of still moonli ...more
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