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Old 10-18-2013, 10:18 AM   #17952
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I'm currently making my way through The Exodus Towers by Jason Hough - the second book in his Dire Earth Cycle.

Rather enjoying it, much like I did the first book, somewhat to my surprise; it's really not necessarily the best literature out there but I occasionally seem to be just in the right mood for some rough and dirty aliens & zombies & lots of shooting action/adventure/mystery/scifi stuff.

I still have half of that left, but I'm already thinking that I might actually give the brand new Booker prize winner The Luminaries a go.

I've never consciously read a prize-winner before (i.e. read a book just because it's won some prize or another), and I'm not one for literary fiction these days so I usually stay well away from prize-winning books anyway, but this one came to my attention just before the winner was announced and I thought it sounded rather interesting, so I picked it up at Kobo with a coupon. Looks like a lot of book to read, so we shall see...
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