Unlikely but tension-filled.

Inciteful. Or insightful. You pick.

A group of comedians is invited to a getaway and one by one, they begin to be murdered. Kept me guessing!

Talk about anarchy! Golly jeepers! We may pine away for the ‘good old days”, but I’m darn glad I didn’t live back then and especially in that place! Frontier San Francisco was a hotbed of all kinds of immoral, violent activity, and the “law’ wasn’t any better. For those interested in “ho”story, crime, and the history of crime, read on! It’s hard to imagine until you read it. Expect a rollicking chronicle of a wild time and the birth of San Francisco. Rank: 3 book hos

And would make a good one.

Informative. You come away with a more complete knowledge of the man behind Snoopy. Some good, some not so much. I guess that's what's endearing (and enduring) about the strip--the ultimate message is that we all have our flaws.

This would be a great airplane book--quick, easy, and suspenseful. I think it would also make a great movie. There were some holes in the story that made things awkward and unbelievable for me, but this is one of those (rare) times when I think that the story line is actually more suited to the screen than the page.

Hardscrabble story--you can feel it.

There were some interesting parts, but altogether a bit underwhelming.

As a huge fan of the Anne of Green Gables books, I was really eager to read this book, especially after learning that Emily was L.M. Montgomery's favorite character. It was sweet. Sorry, Lucy, but I'm still AOGG all the way.

Okay, okay, I know I'm probably alone in this point of view. But I felt that this deeply researched book, while being comical and chattily informative, just read like a bunch of bullet points. I love the topic of ancient Egypt and was really looking forward to diving in, but alas, I found reading it to be an unpleasant experience. Kind of like reading your huddle notes in a work email.

Sad.