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Inside Job: 11/11/10

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At the start of the year I was going through a science fiction binge. On my radar at the time was Connie Willis. I chose two novellas: D. A. and Inside Job.

Rob is a confirmed skeptic. He's sitting in at a psychic reading hoping to debunk an up and coming celebrity psychic. What he sees isn't what he expected. Apparently the psychic is channeling the spirit of a well known skeptic!

The book is short, silly and delightful. I read it in about an hour. I love her humorous books.

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Comment #1: Friday, November, 12, 2010 at 13:08:32

Jo

How cool! I just picked this up from the library last night, and I'm looking forward to reading it soon.



Comment #2: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 at 21:22:30

Pussreboots

It's a quick read. You can read it in a single sitting. I hope you like it.



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