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Fiction

Lex

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1. Yes, I am. I think I may've posted about her novels

Reply to CTyankee (Original post)

Wed Oct 9, 2013, 04:14 PM

Oct 2013

here in this forum before but it's been awhile. It definitely is best to read the novels in order to enjoy the characters' personal story arcs unfold.

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Anyone here a Louise Penny fan? [View all] CTyankee Oct 2013 OP

Yes, I am. I think I may've posted about her novels Lex Oct 2013 #1

I've started that book. It takes a bit of getting used to. I guess it's because she's a Canadian, CTyankee Oct 2013 #2

It is quaint. It's more of a cozy than anything else. Lex Oct 2013 #3

thanks. I'll keep up with it, even tho mystery isn't my favorite genre. Even fiction isn't my CTyankee Oct 2013 #4

What did you / do you think of it, CTyankee? Lex Oct 2013 #6

I'm having trouble getting into it. CTyankee Oct 2013 #7

It's not a swiftly paced Lex Oct 2013 #8

what is the best thing about this book (and her others)? Is it plot twists (which I love)? CTyankee Oct 2013 #9

I love the way she describes the setting Lex Oct 2013 #10

I'll try again... CTyankee Oct 2013 #11

Haven't read her newest, but a fan elfin Oct 2013 #5

Yes, I love her books. I'm on the library wait list for her latest. I usually Nay Oct 2013 #12

thanks! CTyankee Oct 2013 #13

Just started one. Mz Pip Nov 2013 #14

I love that series - TBF Nov 2013 #15