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Picked up from a freecycler recently. It's quite a large paperback.
"What does the legend of Dracula have to do with th emodern world?"

I had this thrust into my hands at the Porterhouse Pub. Being rather under the weather (Not drink, headache) It took me a while to register someone had given it to me. SO a belated THANKS to LittleMave who thought of me :)

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I have found a copy in a pile under my bed, so this one can be free.

Releasing at the 2007 convention

Picked up off the temptation table at the convention. I've had this book recommended to me, so I'm glad you had a another copy under the bed, Woosang!

Reserved for crimson-tide

Hurriedly read as I was curious about it -- it seems to be so ubiquitous.

The writing is all right, and the plot moves along quickly enough, although it plods in the middle. I guess it's a page turner. It'd certainly be good on a long haul flight. Probably appeals to people who liked Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code and Ian Caldwell's The Rule of Four -- not that I've read the latter, but both novels seem to turn up in the same reviews.

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On its way to Western Australia.

Thanks for the RABCK livrecache. It certainly is a fat paperback! I can't say that either 'The Da Vinci Code' or 'The Rule of Four' really turned me on, so this may sit on the shelf for a while. Or not.