[ SECRET POST #3837 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3837 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Kuroshitsuji]


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(Doctor Who, Twelfth Doctor)


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[The Lowe Files]


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[Mariqueen Maandig Reznor, How to Destroy Angels]










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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ruined City by Neville Shute has a heroic banker in it.

10 Pound Penalty by Dick Francis has a virtuous politician on the rise.

They both delve into the minutiae of the professions.

[tabaqui]

*grabs you*
OMG!!! You read Dick Francis!!!
*twirls you*

You have no idea how hard it is to find other DF readers. :)

[(Anonymous)]

*hugs you*

(It was a family thing - someone always gave my grandad the latest hardcover for Christmas and about ten of his descendants would read it before we went home and he got a chance at it.)

[tabaqui]

Oh, that's so cool! My mom was subscribed to the Reader's Digest abridged novels (you'd get four books in one), and I read a couple of his in those. And then I wanted to read *all* the story, so I started getting them from the library and/or the bookstore when I could. My mom and I have been fans for years.

I love his books so much! When i was a kid, it was the fact that his 'hero' was generally a jockey and there was always horse stuff going on that attracted me. Later, it was just the well-written, interesting stories, characters, lives and mysteries (and the horses).

Such an excellent writer! And such an interesting life.