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Yes! I prefer non-crime mysteries by far and authors don't seem to think to do them for adults. Or non-crime mysteries (Robin Sloan, Simone St. James, Kate Morton) are mistakenly not categorized as such and we who want them have a tougher task.
Very well said! So much of what happens to us is mysterious, mostly good, some bad, but all unique to our experiences.
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Yes! I prefer non-crime mysteries by far and authors don't seem to think to do them for adults. Or non-crime mysteries (Robin Sloan, Simone St. James, Kate Morton) are mistakenly not categorized as such and we who want them have a tougher task.
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Very well said! So much of what happens to us is mysterious, mostly good, some bad, but all unique to our experiences.
