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Old 01-23-2014, 02:39 AM   #18736
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I finished A Crown of Lights, the third book in Phil Rickman's Merrily Watkins series last night.

It's a series I cannot quite make up my mind about - I enjoy aspects of it tremendously, mostly the characters and settings, but the metaphysical/supernatural parts (which are important) leave me a bit cold, as I cannot really relate. That isn't a problem when I read straight fantasy/urban fantasy/paranormal books, but the religious mysticism in what is otherwise, by all appearances, straightforward contemporary realism, throws me off a bit.

In any case, I did enjoy it, a lot, and will certainly keep reading (especially as I've picked up all the books up to the tenth or so during various Amazon sales), but it's not a series where I can read several books in a row without nothing else in between.
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