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Posted by: | on July 25, 2006

Jack Reacher Never Fails

Nor do Bosch or Cole or John Rain. Suspense/Thriller is the primary genre I read, with the occasional foray into most everything else. Well, I haven’t tried chick-lit yet though I did a run through a gay romance novel by my friend Marlys Pearson awhile back. It didn’t make meRead More …

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