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Old 04-16-2016, 08:00 AM   #23863
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I am similarly eye-rolly at people who recommend the YA books they read forty years ago as though they're a great way to engage reluctant adolescent readers of 2016. It just doesn't work.
Especially when there's much better fare available nowadays.

I decided to read Exigency by Michael Siemsen. It's been sitting in my TBR for a while and I am glad I finally got around to reading it. It looks like this author is mostly a mystery writer, but I am liking this one scifi book he has written.

It's funny, I am a scifi person (some may have noted that), and yet I've read hardly any scifi in the past year... I don't know if I am burned out on the genre or expanding my horizons, or what. I guess lately I have just been looking for different, though there are plenty of books in my reread list, and I have been vacuuming-in the free and bargain books to stack in my TBR; trying to restrict myself to selections that I will actually read in hte somewhat near future.

Maybe I need to start going to the addicts thread.
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