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reserved for misc box 1

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

mailing as part of a box o books RABCK

arrived safely - thank you

I read this book previously but enjoyed it again. I must try to find more books in the series.

I am releasing to the Mystery with a Twistery Bookbox

Found this one in the Mystery With a Twist bookbox - concept looks kind of interesting.

This was kind of cool, and it's certainly a twist on other detective stories, with the local brains of the outfit being a computer and all that. Plot drags here and there a little bit, but it's still a cool book.

Now on its way to solittletime up in Maine. Enjoy!

Received in the mail today as part of svoight's Mystery/Thriller/Suspense VBB (Virtual BookBox).

Thanks very much!

This is the second book I've read in this series. I liked it, but have to admit that I enjoyed the first one, You've Got Murder, more. The book is now ready to re-release.

Reserved for a wishlist RABCK for 6of8.

Wishlist RABCK to 6of8 in appreciation of a very kind offer.

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Thanks, solittletime, for passing along this Donna Andrews book -- I love her series with the birds, so I am sure I will enjoy this as well!

I put off reading this one for quite some time, because the main character is an AIP and I am not by an stretch of the imagination a computer whiz. I was worried I wouldn't be able to follow the story. I was wrong.

The mystery story was quite compelling, with the interweaving of assumed identities, murder, and pieces that don't make sense. I found myself very fond of Turing, despite the fact that she is a sentient computer program; I liked the other main characters as well. The involvement of an on-line RPG and the sinister possibilities of that world were fascinating and explained in simple enough terms that I could follow along. It just occurred to me that I wasn't even sorry that this book was not funny, like most in the authors' other series, which means I liked this book more than I thought or expected to. I will definitely need to track down the others in this series and read them.

Adding this to the Mystery/Thriller VBB started by bookstogive.

No one selected this book from the VBB, so I will remove it. I think I will add it to the pile going to the Kensington Book Festival instead.

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