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- Reaper's Gale (7)
- Book Seven of the Malazan Book of the Fallen
- By Steven Erikson
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Finished on Apr 10, 2009
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- Deadhouse Gates (94)
- (Malazan Book of the Fallen)
- By Steven Erikson
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Finished in 2006
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- A Prison Diary (35)
- By Jeffrey Archer
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Finished on Feb 19, 2009
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A dairy kept by the author of his first 22 days in one of Great Britain's high security prisons. It was compelling reading that tried to show the problems that both the prisoners and guards faced at such a facility.
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- The Escapement (6)
- (Engineer Trilogy)
- By K. J. Parker
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Finished on Feb 5, 2009
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- Evil for Evil (6)
- (Engineer Trilogy)
- By K. J. Parker
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Finished on Jan 24, 2009
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- Devices and Desires (7)
- (Engineer Trilogy)
- By K. J. Parker
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Finished on Jan 9, 2009
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- Something rotten (149)
- A Thursday Next mystery
- By Jasper Fforde
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Finished on Dec 26, 2008
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- The Company (3)
- By K.J. Parker
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Finished on Nov 29, 2008
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- The Sum of All Men (34)
- (Runelords)
- By David Farland
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Finished on Nov 9, 2008
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- The Hero of Ages (133)
- Mistborn, Volume 3
- By Brandon Sanderson
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Finished on Oct 23, 2008
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- The Well of Lost Plots (160)
- A Thursday Next Novel
- By Jasper Fforde
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Finished on Oct 21, 2008
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- Lost in a Good Book (183)
- By Jasper Fforde
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Finished on Sep 18, 2008
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- The Eyre Affair (292)
- By Jasper Fforde
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Finished on Sep 12, 2008
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What Douglas Adams did for Sci-fi and Terry Pratchett does for fantasy, Jasper Fforde does for the thriller mystery genre. Set in an alternate world where literature is taken much more seriously than our own, The Eyre Affair follows the exploits of Thursday Next, a LiteraTech operative. It's fille ... (continue)
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- Watchmen (1478)
- By Alan Moore
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Finished on Aug 29, 2008
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- Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell (734)
- A Novel
- By Susanna Clarke
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Finished in 2004
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pktechgirl
Reaper's Gale
This is the reason for the long mystery and nonfiction build up of my reading lists. I always end up loving Erickson's books, but they require me to gear up for them, usually by avoiding anything remotely connected to epic fantasy for a period of time.
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