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Old 01-24-2017, 03:24 PM   #25225
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I quite liked Lexie Dunn's How to Save the World and am looking forward to/hoping for another book in the series. I practically read it all in one sitting.

I've also gotten two-thirds of the way into Kevin Hardman's Sensation, first of his "Kid Sensation" series, and the only reason I haven't finished it yet is that I had to put it down and get some sleep. I'm glad I already have the next two (three if you count the short story), and I'll probably bite on the remaining three after I finish these. I'm already wincing at the $6 per volume cost, which is why I'm holding off until I finish book three to make the buy. Maybe the author'll surprise me with a second omnibus between now and then!

(Yes, there's an omnibus of the first three books in the set, and it's a significant discount over the standalone price. Remember, Amazon strongly discourages indie authors from charging more than $10.)
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