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Old 01-10-2014, 03:24 PM   #48
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Read 3 out of 10. I was actually quite excited to read Life After Life but I just couldn't get into it so cast it aside. I still want to check out Atkinson's Case Histories novel. Max Barry's Lexicon was quite good, I was pleasantly surprised, I almost didn't even bother since his last book, Man Machine, didn't make the cut after reading a sample. It has an intriguing (though admittedly, pretty farfetched) sci-fi premise and reads like a well-written spy thriller.

NOS4A2 was okay, which is the same opinion I had of his first two. I keep waiting for Joe Hill churn out a great book but he hasn't managed it yet, in my humble opinion. Papa Steve's 2013 offering, Doctor Sleep, was vastly superior I thought. I've had my eye on few of the others, like Flame Throwers and the Neil Gaiman.
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