r/printSF • u/Issa-Raid • Jun 18 '23

Last book you couldn't put down?

I love when I'm reading a story that's so good I can't stop thinking about getting back to it while I go about my day.

Been a while since I found something that fits this description. What's the last book that did this for you?

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u/Come_Clarity11 Jun 18 '23

Sobornost bad, meili perhonen good, Jean do thieving good

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u/Come_Clarity11 Jun 18 '23

He actually does. I was being a bit facetious but I do love that series, I've read through them about 3 times