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A book I read recently that did this was Elizabeth Moon's Speed of Dark. The scenes in the main protagonist's pov was in first person present tense, while the scenes from the pov of other characters were in third limited past tense.
The protagonist had a very distinct and unusual voice, however, and most of the novel was seen through the eyes of this character. She did is pretty seamlessly, though. I didn't even notice the first time she made the switch.
The protagonist had a very distinct and unusual voice, however, and most of the novel was seen through the eyes of this character. She did is pretty seamlessly, though. I didn't even notice the first time she made the switch.