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mentalsolstice

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6. Rebecca is one of my all time favorites

Reply to hermetic (Original post)

Sun Nov 23, 2025, 01:32 PM

Sunday

I started Fever Beach by Carl Hiaasen. I’ve always wanted to read something by him given how he was Jimmy Buffett’s best friend for years. In fact this book is dedicated to his memory. Yes, I’ll admit to being an old parrot head and growing up witnessing the shenanigans of crazy Floridians, still do.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone 🍗!

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What Fiction are you reading this week, November 23, 2025? [View all] hermetic Sunday OP

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I really liked that one. hermetic Sunday #2

I picked it up after a recommendation here. I'm really enjoying it. The scary cbabe Sunday #3

Good one Bayard Sunday #5

Reading . . people Sunday #4

That is such a great book hermetic Sunday #8

Rebecca is one of my all time favorites mentalsolstice Sunday #6

Love Hiaasen hermetic Sunday #9

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I finished two good books this week Bayard Sunday #7

Yep hermetic Sunday #10

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I went back to an old favorite author: Daniel Silva and his extraordinary character Gabriel Allon yellowdogintexas Monday #12

Beautiful Ugly by Alice Feeney. MIButterfly 16 hrs ago #14

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