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I just say it "ended badly". One acquaintance with Portuguese roots uses 'saudade' which hopefully I've spelled correctly when discussing a series that ended disappointingly.
‘A deep emotional state of melancholic, bittersweet longing for an absent person, place, thing, or time that may never return.’ That fits my protagonist, John Corey, perfectly. There, I said it. Now name the book and author.
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