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Old 04-28-2016, 10:18 AM   #7143
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I have been reading 'Rivers of London' from Ben Aaronovitch lately. I am about 80% now I guess. I am not so sure if I will pick up the other books in the series. The concept is good, but I do have some issues with the book. One of the main issues I have is the constant use of police jargon and and abbreviations. The other is that the story seems to halt several times and then picks up slowly again. Am I alone in this?
I don't disagree with your issues, but they didn't bother me as much as they seem to have bothered you. I liked it! And I've read the next two books in the series and liked them also!

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