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Old 11-20-2010, 04:50 PM   #289
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Originally Posted by Mare of Earth View Post
I also agree with adding the Outlander series to this list - I remember reading it in high school and just loving the epicness of the main characters love, however, having tried to re-read it, I just couldn't stand it.
(SPOILER)
The entire first book is basically about how she ends up married to this young innocent highlander who ends up trading a one night stand with the Evil Gay(!) Englishman in order to save her sorry ass. I mean - come on! Reality needed here!! He ends up being poor dutiful self-sacrificing husband cause she's Miss Time Travelling Thang.
My thoughts exactly. I downloaded this book free but never finished it. It is a favorite of one of my sister's haughty friends. I mistakenly thought she would have high standards in reading material. I'm glad to hear others felt the same way about it as I did since I assumed I was just too unrefined to appreciate it.

Prior to reading Outlander, my Ultimate Snoozefest Award went to:
Old Man and the Sea
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