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  • Chiseled in Stone

    Drama, lust, intrigue, politics, and of course, the unbelievable talent possessed by one man and envied by many . . . Stone did a great job bringing this story to life. You're there, and feel his passion and angst. 100% recommend.

  • Kind of Like Jazz

    I've always wanted to like jazz. But never did. I feel like I should, like people with true musical ability and sophistication are jazz lovers. But apparently that's not me. I need a defined tune and some sort of logical progression to the music. I feel the same way about Mark Twain. Was he a genius? Heck, yeah! Have his books made it into the very fiber of our culture? Absolutely! Do I like reading them? Nope. 3 hos because everybody else seems to get it, even if I don't.

  • Clawing Their Way to the Bottom

    What a horrific tale that wasn't fiction to so many. Sinclair's visionary story was a shocking jolt to polite society, and may be germane still.

  • Still Crazy After All These Years

    Robert knew how to peel back the onion. This book can still send shivers up one's spine!

  • Not the Brightest for Me

    Strange topic, but Steinbeck could sure write. Probably quite salacious in its day, too.

  • Swashbuckling Good Read

    You'll feel the salt spray in your face as this takes you back in time.

  • Chillingly Good

    So many elements converge in this true tale of an Arctic adventure that took place in 1898. There's something for everybody here!

  • Oddly Intriguing

    This book is melancholy, moody, and rich.

  • Woven Through Decades

    This intriguing saga of life and loss in Thessaloniki is just captivating. Loved it.

  • What a Betrayal

    I'm embarrassed to say this was my introduction to the Armenian Holocaust. How did I get all the way through high school and college having never heard of this? Well, this is a feasible telling of this event from the viewpoint of several characters. I connected, and shuddered.

  • Painfully Wrought

    One glance at the author's name and you have the impetus for this well-researched, tragic story. This tale that takes place during the Armenian genocide is seared in my heart forever. It was a game-changer for me. Well done, Chris.

  • Explains a Lot

    You may not appreciate James' timing, but you might learn what motivates him in this detailed and ultimately chilling book. So sad to say this is just one of many with pretty much the same message. And yet they support him . . .

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