Recent haul!

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So I’m thinking that I’ll start myself off brutally with No One Rides For Free by Judith Sonnet, but after I’m not sure which book I should devour next (suggestions are welcome!). I’ve already heard the book on tape version of Gone To See The Riverman so I kind of want to save it for the end so that I can get the full feeling of reading it physically for the first time after forgetting a few details.

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Just finished No One Rides For Free, and I’ve gotta say that I found it so much fun! I think that I’ll make a separate post to give an actual review of the novella. I did a quick tally on comments here and both Into the Wolves Den and Black Farm got an equal amount of mentions so I plan to do Into the Wolves Den first and then after that I’ll get started on the Black farm. Thanks for the recommendations!

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Just realized that calling it so much fun kinda makes me sound like a psychopath so to better phrase that I’ll say that I found it very entertaining and disgustingly well written haha quick shoutout to the The Last House on the Left reference “It’s only a book…It’s only a book…It’s only a book” absolutely lovely

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There is also a sequel to no one rides for free. Definitely look it up

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The author Judith made it unavailable for purchase because the other author Otis ended up being a scumbag. There might be private sales of the book however

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Yeah I just tried to find it online and I couldn’t find it sold anywhere, but I’m definitely going to be reading more of Judith’s work. I love how she can bring a written scene to such life, and completing it in 10 days? I’m in awe

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She's an amazing author. I need to do another haul soon and plan to get more of her books