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vannie

17 years ago

Should his books be read in order?

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marygailv
17 years ago
Not really, as they are individual stories. It does help to know his background, which is brought up in earlier stories, but not necessary, as it is explained a little in the current story.

I had to think about this for awhile as I have such a bad cold, my thinking is muddled!
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