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Old 07-15-2013, 05:53 AM   #9
Nancy Fulda
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This is a tough question because one person's gripping read is another person's dull ramble through irrelevant tangents.

Personally, I get sucked in most by Lois McMaster Bujold books. I'm constantly picking up a well-read favorite to see how she handled Character Conflict X or Plot Development Y and... five hours later, there I am, skipping dinner to read one more chapter of a book I already know the ending to. Paladin of Souls is a particularly notorious culprit.

Other books that simply will not let me go include Robin McKinley's The Blue Sword, Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn, and Jane Yolen's Dragon's Blood.
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