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A friend loaned me three books from this series and having read the first one, I am in LUV. Really great mystery, excellent characters, solid descriptive powers, and the protagonist is my kinda guy. As the love interest says, “a thug.” Hahaha
The frustration is, if one can be found, my friend loaned me the first, third, and fourth of a short five-book series. I’m a little OCD about reading series in order. So I think I will be getting out my handy Nook and ordering to fill in around the loans. I’ ...more
The frustration is, if one can be found, my friend loaned me the first, third, and fourth of a short five-book series. I’m a little OCD about reading series in order. So I think I will be getting out my handy Nook and ordering to fill in around the loans. I’ ...more
Sometimes you read a book and you become fast friends with a character. I rather felt that way about this book's hero and narrator, Cliff Janeway, by the time I got halfway through the novel. I suppose that's because it's hard for me not to fall for a fellow bibliophile. The mystery involves the world of rare and used books, and the author himself owned such a bookstore, and it was hard not to be won over before the story even started by the author's forward, "Then and Now" when he inveighs agai
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This book was mentioned in The Man Who Loved Books Too Much.
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