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A Thousand Pardons
by Jonathan Dee
I enjoyed it. (11/6/2012)
I enjoyed this book. I felt it was well written, and actually could not put it down. However, I felt much of it was implausible, in particular since apologizing for PR purposes can have legal consequences, this aspect of the book did not make much sense to me. Moremore
Turn of Mind
by Alice LaPlante
Not Very Mysterious (7/4/2012)
I wish the author had left out the mystery aspect of the book, which frankly made little sense. It also made the characters, who weren't very likable to begin with, even less so. That said, the portrayal of dementia was interesting. I am watching a loved one deterioratemore
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