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Well, I have to say since I LOLed at the description of Damned its going to take a lot to change my vote.

*blush* Thanks Landslide. Long time since I've done that.

Hey wait a sec, if you're homeless who is looking after your daughter in grade 5?

What the? Where did that last vote come from?

Always an exception that proves the rule.

You won't be disappointed.

PM me your address. I'll send brownies. You can add any "extras" yourself. I'm not taking a chance on Customs!

I'll send you brownies.

Ding! That's three hits in one thread. :stars3:

You can't order on the US site? That sucks. At least in Canada we can.

Amazon.com: The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure eBook: William Goldman: Kindle Store Amazon.com: Sherlock Holmes: The Hound of Baskervilles eBook: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Edwards Publishing House: Kindle Store

I just got them both on my Kindle. Will, Princess Bride is about $8 but Hound is $.99 Night Johnboy!

Or we could do both books. Neither one is exactly a weighty tome. Will, you in? beer good? Anyone else? I'll make time for it. I've only got two library books out at the moment. I can squish them all in I think. (Who needs sleep anyway?)

Seriously sparkchaser, you need to get a Rep button or a Thanks or something. I'd have hit you for points twice now already. :lol:

Polly, I've already read it. I didn't enjoy it the first time around and don't feel I would be contributing positively in a discussion about it in that case. I agree with you that BOTM is generally to read something you like or that someone has recommended. I apologize if that was not clear in...

+1 for Harlan Coben, and how about John Lescroart?

Ah bugger it! Princess Bride is down by a vote now! Dagnabbit! If I may, I'm going to address the fact that folks vote and then don't participate. I am one of those and have no qualms admitting that I'm not going to read and participate in a discussion of a book I don't want to read. Sorry...

Still considering Amazon Prime. I hadn't thought about the movie thing. Thanks for the reminder! Abecedarian, in the US and Canada look for Auralgan in a dark blue bottle. Works like a son of a gun.

Yes, yes we do. How many classics do we need to read here? Was last month not Agatha Christie? Again, not knocking the classics, just saying I suspect our readership for BOTM would be higher if we made the effort to be SLIGHTLY more up to date. Topic shift - Will how much daylight do you see...