It had to happen sometime.
I just finished Michael Connelly's Blood Work. It is a great story. I thought I was reading it for the 1st time. I read over 200 pages as though it was new to me and then something clicked. "That's familiar, am I having deja vu from a novel?" As I continued to read there were a few other things that told me I had read this book. At the end it was like I was remembering as I read. Really strange. This did not detract from my enjoyment of the book. I often reread books after a time because I see things in a different light or somethings stand out where before did not. One thing of interest is the brief mention of Michael Haller- the Lincoln Lawyer. He doesn't get any action in the story but his name is there. I like the way Connelly connects his various LA people together.
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and I think are getting better. When we moved to LA, reading them was a great way to learn about the city. Along with watching car chases of course...
I did that a couple of years backs when I first started doing these posts. It was winter, snowy, and it was the only book I had picked up on my weekly library hike. When I realized it was a repeat I felt like 
So I started keeping a list of what I had read. I've kind of let that go now, though, and instead just keep a bunch of stuff on hand in case that happens again. Considering how much we read, it is kind of likely. And hey, Connelly books are good enough to read twice. Right?
