There are--or at least have been--days I would have finished this thing as some sort of self-flagellation or something but this is not one of those days; after reading 158 of 338 pages and getting no pleasure therefrom, I stopped.
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The Last Murder at the End of the World by Stuart Turton
This is a strange murder mystery, told in something that looks like a post-apocalyptic version of *R.U.R.* (look it up, it's where the...
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