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Old 09-19-2010, 07:54 PM   #6
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I've been picking up stuff I really intend to read and that is otherwise a bit too pricey -- like Georges Simenon Maigret novels. I either have never read them, or read them years ago -- but can't bring myself to pay $8 to $10 each for them. But $6 to $8 ... four a couple? Well, yes ... cause I know I will really enjoy them ... and it makes them cheaper than Amazon.

I am currently reading Grave Doubts by John Moss -- saved $2! -- which is a terrific police procedural set in Toronto (and Hogg's Hollow at that, where I grew up). It opens as an 1830s home is being demolished and two headless corpses, dressed in upper class finery for their day, are found well preserved in a sealed chamber in the house. It's a Castle Mystery, an imprint of Dundurn Press -- exclusive to kobobooks as an e-book as far as I can see.
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