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Thank you for this answer, with which I agree. I read many writers with different views and have no issue. It's the extreme that takes the "fun" out of the story. I read to enjoy the journey and the characters. If I want to be "preached" at, I can always turn on cable news... thanks again for answering.
I dunno, I'm sensing some distinct political leanings in reading Two Nights in Lisbon.
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Jun 25, 2019 08:14AM
Thank you for this answer, with which I agree. I read many writers with different views and have no issue. It's the extreme that takes the "fun" out of the story. I read to enjoy the journey and the characters. If I want to be "preached" at, I can always turn on cable news... thanks again for answering.
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I dunno, I'm sensing some distinct political leanings in reading Two Nights in Lisbon.
