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Date Posted: 11:14:27 07/27/09 Mon
Author: Tracy
Subject: Welcome Tess and your post is just fine. It's great to hear your thoughts on EU. Where are you from?
In reply to: Tess 's message, "I just read Exit Unicorns over the weekend...unfortunately missed the book discussion on this one. I am trying to avoid the Mermaid discussions so as not to encounter any spoilers...got that one on order to be delivered any day now. I thoroughly enjoyed Exit. Beyond the well fleshed out characters, and something I haven't seen in a while, an excellent love triangle, it's a fine depiction of the dark side of the human condition....what atrocities people will commit upon others. I hope it is ok to post this in the midst of the Book 2 discussion. I just hadda talk about it a little...." on 10:38:48 07/27/09 Mon

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Hi Tracy, thanks for the welcome. I am from the Southeastern part of the US...Alabama. I spent the last 2 yrs studying & reading in planning for my trip to Scotland, May 2009. Now we are thinking about a trip to Ireland in 2011. I really have known nothing much about the country, and historical fiction is a fun way to begin to get your feet wet when trying to learn about the history & culture of a place. (NT) -- Tess, 11:58:07 07/27/09 Mon

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