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Old 01-25-2015, 10:29 AM   #21594
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My last few reads:

Galactic Patrol by EE "Doc" Smith - Poor. Hasn't aged well at all. Clunkily written, with way too many exclamation marks, and very few actual setbacks for our super powered Lensman.
Songs of the Earth by Elspeth Cooper - Solid mainstream fantasy; volume 1 of 4. Didn't do anything to lift itself out of the crowd, in my opinion, but decent enough that I'd happily read the next one.
Lines of Departure by Marko Kloos - I read and enjoyed the first book in this series a few weeks ago, and this follow-up maintains the good work. A very enjoyable chunk of military SF from amazon's own imprint, which I'd probably never have read without the Kindle Lending Library.

Back to crime next, with Punishment by Anne Holt, I think.
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