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Old 05-28-2010, 10:08 AM   #4988
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Originally Posted by Bluesman7 View Post
I like to use Lehane's books as "beach reading" in between the more critically acclaimed titles I have on my lists...(Best Of Decade, Best Of Last 25 Years, Pulitzer/Booker Awards, etc.)

The one I'm reading currently is "Sacred"...the third in the Kenzie/Gennaro series.

I did feel a twinge of guilt for giving up on "Winter's Tale" but I don't seem to respond to fantasy as a genre all that well. (Though I try not to let prejudice keep me from trying new books.)
Well, just check the Reader's Rights Declaration, it's right there:

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Right #3 The Reader shall have the right to hate any book for any reason whatsoever
Right #4 The Reader shall be free to stop reading any book at any time
I don't see Winter's Tale as a fantasy book personnally, but my recollection is rather vague, and there were some fantasy elements.

I liked the Kenzie/Gennaro series, but not as much as Mystic River and Shutter Island.
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