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Old 03-14-2013, 02:26 PM   #215
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Thank you for that link. I've read many of Mr Holt's works, and very much enjoyed them, including the first four of the J. W. Wells & Co. series. I have fallen behind, not realising there are now another three to catch up on.
The later books start drifting more to a "common setting" than a strict series, but there's enough of a thread there that it's still useful to call it a series. For that matter, Doughnut makes a couple of nods to earlier books, but is functionally an independent work. (At least so far; I'm 60% through it.)
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