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7. Duma Key ~ Stephen King
Sun Jun 3, 2012, 12:35 PM
Jun 2012

I recently read, and enjoyed, another King book ... 11/22/63. Duma Key has been lingering on my bookshelf, a couple-three years, waiting for me to muster the strength to lift it down and commit to such a massive tome. The gift of a kindle, 2 Xmases ago, simply added to the delay.

Interestingly, when I removed the dust cover I discovered the binding was done upside down. Strange. Only on p99 but enjoying so far.

Also reading 'New York to Dallas' by JD Robb (on kindle). Fan of the 'in death series'.

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