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Moody Readers 141 books / 8 members / 205 posts This group is for those of us who does mood reading. So, if you want to keep a list on what you are reading without setting up monthly goals, this is your place.
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I don't set-up a monthly reading list,but I would like to be a bit more organized with how many books I'm reading.

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The Cold Moon

by Jeffery Deaver

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