Thread: What kills a book for you?
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Old 07-06-2011, 07:35 AM   #159
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Eeeewwww. Glad you spoilered those. I'll give both books a miss, even though I'm a fan of tough thrillers. That's just gratuitous.
Yes, very glad! Wish I hadn't opened them!

What kills a book for me is have to struggle to keep up with the characters, locations, relationships. I guess I'm just a simple guy. I want my fiction reading (and non-fiction for that matter) to be entertaining and understandable without having to draw family trees or flow charts or maps.
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