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hippywife

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11. Enjoyed this book from cover to cover.

Reply to hippywife (Reply #10)

Tue Apr 7, 2015, 04:50 AM

Apr 2015

The initial post was meant to say that I didn't care for Eat, Pray, Love and I wouldn't have read Signature based on my impression of the author. However, this was fiction and historical fiction at that, which is my favorite genre, so that made my decision.

In the end, I was glad I decided to read it, glad it was a large book, read it rather quickly as I was always intrigued as to what would happen next.

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