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Old 09-15-2009, 05:58 AM   #234
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Aye Frui, I was focusing more on your "harder to put down" part than the "like Dan Brown" part I don't hold the complexity up as a virtue, just commenting that it is characteristic of Dunnett's writing as compared to others.

Simple or complex, I find them both just characteristic of the plot or writing, not so much a measure of quality or "good" writing, one of those things that makes for our individual preferences. I just didn't want you to miss it if you were interested. She's not well known in the US except among her historical fiction fans. Oddly to me, she has a very strong following among romance fiction fans - me, I don't see it exactly. The story is only about 10% romance to me, granted I think it's exceptional - but apparently the 10% romance transcends.

Anyway, they are very hard to put down once the hook has set. Thanks for the thoughtful response!
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