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Bibliophile. Aspiring writer. Public health policy work (tobacco control, operational research, digital health). Knopfler,Rachmaninov, Tolkien, Grisham, freshly brewed coffee and a good discussion. South India. New to BlueSky.
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www.nature.com/articles/d41... Financially sensible for one party but unwise on many fronts for the rest of us.

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D. The decades-long framing gives a panoramic feel to the whole plot from the start. It does come together in the end, and some may say, too late at the end, but it is consistent in pacing and even a good story by Grisham has to come to an end.

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C. The section on the Bataan death March is well researched yet humane and explains the back story that does come together a lot later.

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B. The characters are more well developed in the whole

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I recently finished John Grisham's "The Reckoning". It's a more "mature" kind of thriller compared to what readers may have had in mind. But... It's still a solid piece of writing because: A. The plot construction is antithetical to common sense.

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www.bbc.com/news/article... Heartening but also sobering.

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x.com/beccapuglisi...

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