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Old 08-28-2014, 12:06 PM   #119
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I just finished my introduction to steampunk, the audiobook of "Lady of Devices." I enjoyed it (and I enjoyed the audio performance) but it's rather short for a novel, and it's clearly "part 1" of a bigger story. Part 2 in audio is rather expensive for what I have every reason now to expect is merely the next part of the serial, and I'm not sure I'm interested in spending what could be >$50 for what seems like it should be one book.
I thought it stood as complete book, although it was obvious it was a series. That said, I wasn't necessarily interested in getting the next in the series. It's fairly light reading and a good way to pass the time. There are a lot of authors offering first books free and moving to a 4.99 or even 5.99 price for subsequent books. I didn't think for this type of book it was particularly short. Cozy books (whether cozy steampunk, cozy mystery or cozy fantasy) are typically on the shorter side when compared to sci fi/fantasy or steampunk that is not cozy!
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