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Edgar and Lucy by Victor Lodato

Edgar and Lucy

by Victor Lodato
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  • First Published:
  • Mar 7, 2017, 544 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Feb 2018, 544 pages
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Judith_Guffey

Fantasy? Sci-fi? What is it?
At 250 pages I gave up trying to connect and/or care about any of the characters. Skipped to about page 400 to see if the book made any more sense. Not to me. "Dark and Strange" (Tom Perrotta) indeed!

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