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Louren Hattingh lourenhattingh — Probability Angels by Joseph Devon - a Goodreads First Read free giveaway book won on February 28nd, received on March 16th. Probability Angels is about Matthew, a non-lowlife, come what may, Alfie type who is an interdimensional afterlife Adjustment Bureau-like worker for profit. Any contact he has with anyone has the ability to shift a moment of someone's life or their entire life and then, ta-da, money appears for him to collect. The dialogue, characters, and description are simple enough to grasp - it's just the construction of these that makes the book hard to follow and easier to just scan through. When Matthew's pre-death wife and daughter's lives become his to amend and he begins to travel the world with other afterlife cohorts, the book becomes alot more complicated. Eventually, there are new characters introduced when you've just barely met ones from the chapter before, all while they speak and interact in a casual, witty manner about concepts that come about very quickly and only seem to make sense for the world that the book describes. All in all, it was okay. There is definetely an audience for this sort of book, but my brain must be too closed to the idea of someone's fate being changed by someone already dead. However, if Matthew were to somehow try to change my mind by bumping into me on my commute to work, I have a feeling it would probably earn him about $2.75 in quarters.

Steve Doninger _inkin5_ark085b — The first four Earthsea novels in German. Some of my favorite books already, they proved to be entertaining to read through in another language, without too much of the Herr der Ringe "Beutlin"-izing that I'd feared I would find here.