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Originally Posted by recluse
Well, I know that we don't share similar tastes in books, so anything I suggest along those lines would be a waste of time. If you don't have an author or book in mind that you haven't been able to get in ebook, my best suggestion would be to go browse the inventory. Maybe some forgotten treasure will jump out at you.
The same goes for cookbooks.
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Well, now therein lies the rub. There's no way to browse the inventory online, there is no online store. To redeem this, I'm going to have to call them. And I'm still drawing a blank for a book I've been unable to get in ebook that I don't think will come out sooner or later.
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Originally Posted by GA Russell
Congrats Shel!
I would first decide what type of mystery story you like. Then ask the manager for a recommendation of an author or two.
I downloaded a free short story during Read an eBook Week that I enjoyed very much called East Village Noir by Russell Atwood. As I recall, he has written two novels. Perhaps your store carries his books.
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Hey GA...well, what I like is easy. Cozies and urban fantasy. The problem comes in when I try to choose one that I don't either already have in ebook, or won't be available in ebook in a time frame I can live with. That leaves me with old stuff that they're probably not going to have anyway. Thanks for the congrats
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