Thread: Ever put down a book because you were afraid of what would happen?
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Old 01-25-2016, 09:10 PM   #8
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I had Barbara Hambly's last three Winterlands novels on my TBR shelf for 15 years after hearing about a central plot thread and just not wanting to go there at that time in my life. From there they grew into The Books I Dread in a ridiculous fashion.

Minor spoiler, wouldn't demolish the whole series, but you mightn't want to know if you haven't read 'em and plan to:

Spoiler:
The series involves demonic possession, and the influence from Hambly's marriage to a drug addict is quite apparent, in what happens to one of her viewpoint characters.
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