Thread: FREE/BARGAIN — Mystery, Suspense & Thrillers
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Old 06-10-2025, 08:55 AM   #8146
sufue
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Yeah, I don't know why everyone has to add SF or fantasy or paranormal to their mysteries right now. That was a thing a while back, and then seemed to have taken a break, but seems to be spooling up again. When done well (I am just in love with Robert Jackson Bennett's Ana/Din Leviathan books, or Martha Wells' Murderbot, or, of course, Isaac Asimov's classic Elijah Baley books) it's great to have my favorite and next-favorite genres melded. But when it feels like an add-on, from either direction , it feels a bit like pandering.

Oh, and BTW, The Frozen People is now price-matched at £0.99 at Kobo UK.

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Originally Posted by pdurrant View Post
It's OK. The SF part of it is, understandably, the weakest.
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