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The Book of Strange New Things: A Novel
by Michel Faber
Not typically my cup of tea but... (9/18/2014)
I continued reading it and was pleasantly surprised. The Book of Strange New Things was written well and I was able to immerse myself in the storyline. The ending not what I expected, left me wanting more of a resolution. In my opinion, the author could have been lessmore
Her
by Harriet Lane
Her (6/12/2014)
Harriet Lane's novel Her took me awhile to decide if I wanted to keep reading it but I am glad I stuck with it as I like novels with suspense and this book didn't disappoint. I might have written a different ending for this book instead of a cliffhanger, I will bemore
The Quick
by Lauren Owen
The Quick (4/16/2014)
I enjoy a good Gothic novel and this didn't disappoint, I was actually surprised by the supernatural/paranormal twist in it (something I am not normally drawn to) and the ending was a little disappointing to me - will there be a sequel? At times it was hard to follow and itmore
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