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• Drowned Hopes by Donald E. Westlake 5/5
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• In The Woods

5- Classic, must read, worth not only owning, but also buying for friends4- Worth owning a copy3- Worth picking up at library2- Worth skimming at the bookstore1- Worth being a doorstop