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Tue May-04-10 09:55 AM
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| Anyone into the MAISIE DOBBS series? Maisie is a PI in 1929 England. |
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I just finished the first one, am debating whether to continue.
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| asjr
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Tue May-04-10 10:08 AM
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| 1. Author? Sounds good to me. I love |
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Tue May-04-10 10:23 AM
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| 2. Author is Jacqueline Winspear. nt |
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Wed May-05-10 08:33 AM
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| 3. Did You Like the Book? |
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If, yes, definitely continue. I met the author a couple of years ago, after having read one book by chance. Listening to her speak gave me a new interest in WWI. I find her books to be interestng mysteries for those times. And the more I read, the more I admire Maisie. I do think the author took some liberties--Maisie is definitely a woman ahead of her times! :)
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| Lydia Leftcoast
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Wed May-05-10 10:57 AM
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If you didn't like the first book, you shouldn't continue, but if you did, then you should. Does that make sense?
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Fri May-07-10 07:29 PM
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I like mysteries set between the wars
I just read the latest "The Mapping of Love and Death" and found it good
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