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While I don't feel Gerrold owes us the complete series, when he and his publisher include a cliff-hanger preview of the next book and never delivered it, as he did with A Season for Slaughter, I feel he's broken an implicit contract with his readers for the next book. I've still purchased a few Gerrold works since then, but I'll never buy another one of his series unless I know it's finished.
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