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[quote=Anonymous]This is more of a sadness and frustration than a quirk or an ick but books in a series that just Stop. I used to see this a lot with mysteries. The first one or two would be published in inexpensive paperbacks, then a hardcover book would come out, the book might not get the sales that were hoped for, then the series just Stops. I realize that there are other reasons to end a series — including lots of personal factors for the authors. It’s hard, though, to get invested in a series — and then….nothing. Similarly though, it’s hard to get invested in a series and have the quality of the writing and the editing precipitously decline — with the push to publish annually. I’d rather wait another year or two for something good than read books that are obviously put together hastily. Yeah, this might sell one or two more books, but it also loses many longtime readers and likely gains few new ones. These all ended way too soon for me: The Ivy League series by Pamela Thomas Graham. The horoscope themed series by Martha Lawrence The NYC based series by Marissa Piesman The Booklovers series by Julie Kaewert The truly wonderful Alex Powell books by Karen Grigsby Bates [/quote]
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