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Old 03-24-2010, 10:40 PM   #134
WT Sharpe
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EA said 'most' of her books. And the book I suggested (and by now withdrew as it's not available as eBook) has homosexual characters. I don't consider it offensive or over the top. I don't see much of a difference between a book describing heterosexual or homosexual encounters - either flavour can grate on my nerves, depending how it's handled. The 'Runnymede' series is foremost a description of the lifes of the main characters in a small town.
Too bad it's not available as an ebook. It sounds like it's a lot of fun to read. Interestingly; study guides to the book are available in ebook form.

Go figure!
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