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Books are never boring! Much better than TV

I have a fantasy series too... filled with adult themes, but rather
violent, with sociopathic people killing each other off...but still very intriguing and very well written.
a friend of mine has just published 3 books ... sorta a series ... BONES ... http://www.amazon.com/Bones-K-J-Dahl...0121615&sr=1-2

that's the first book .. it's mystery .. who dun it ...
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