Thread: Don't you hate to have a good book end?
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Old 08-10-2010, 06:53 AM   #31
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I hear ya!

I always hate to come to the end of a good book; more so if it's a really good series. What I really hate is when an author has a series going or has promised a sequel and dies before the series end or the sequel can happen
Dean Koontz did something similar. Of course he didn't die however, there were 4-5 years between the second and third book in his Frankenstein trilogy. I actually quit reading Koontz for several years until the third book came out. Christopher Paolini is doing the same with his Inheritance Cycle books. He has three of them out however, the third and maybe fourth have been delayed for years. This is upsetting to some of the young adults who have followed that series.
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