More books read:
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nolly(forgot to note these when I first finished them)
2) The Dead Alive, by Wilkie Collins, from Librivox
It probably wasn't quite such a trite plot when he wrote it; as is, it was an fairly predictable tale of unrequited love gone awry.
3) The Frozen Deep, Wilkie Collins, from Librivox
Love and redemption, with second sight...maybe.
4) The Haunted Hotel, Wilkie Collins, from Librivox
Love, betrayal, death, and ghosts, with a bit of non-supernatural detective work unearthing some of the evidence.
2) The Dead Alive, by Wilkie Collins, from Librivox
It probably wasn't quite such a trite plot when he wrote it; as is, it was an fairly predictable tale of unrequited love gone awry.
3) The Frozen Deep, Wilkie Collins, from Librivox
Love and redemption, with second sight...maybe.
4) The Haunted Hotel, Wilkie Collins, from Librivox
Love, betrayal, death, and ghosts, with a bit of non-supernatural detective work unearthing some of the evidence.
