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Old 07-02-2011, 09:12 PM   #9903
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Re: Take the Monkeys and Run -- Very good. Enjoyed the heck out of it.

Just finished up a cozy, Sherlock kind of thing--humor, fun, funny:

Fleeting Memory
by Sherban Young. No one was more surprised than me when I liked it. It wasn't billed as Sherlockian (which is a good thing because I probably wouldn't have read it.) It was way more fun than Sherlock, but it had that pastiche going.

I enjoyed it. Made for a nice way to spend the afternoon and I laughed out loud twice, despite my tendency to pretend I'm above slap-stick or silly/double entendre humor.

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