What's the last book you've read?

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Re: What's the last book you've read?

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Gave up on "How To Sell a Haunted House" after about four hours of focus on the family conflict with very little in the way of spooky moments. It's well written, it's just not what I showed up for.
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Re: What's the last book you've read?

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Starter Villain, which is I think the third Scalzi book I've mentioned this thread. Fun read, self-identified Villains, volcano lairs, and talking (well typing) cats.
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Re: What's the last book you've read?

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Alternating between horror fiction anthologies. One is Broken Olive Branches (a charity antho for Palestine) and the other is Tangle and Fen, from a micro-press called Crone Girls Press which has generally delivered above-average work, something I find rare in the horror anthology business.
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