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The Crow Road by Iain Banks

The Crow Road

by Iain Banks

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  • Sep 2008, 500 pages
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  • Kim (Arlington TX)
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    The book was hard to get into. It kept switching back & forth between dad's childhood & present & Prentice's childhood & his present. There were times that you were left hanging, not knowing where the theme was going next. I felt it did not let you know there was a mystery until the last 100 pages or so. I can not recommend this book. I would compare it to "The History of Love" (which I finished reading before this one) and had the same feelings for it.
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