Official Review: Death Must Go On! by Mac Fletcher

[Tanaya]

Thanks!

[tularula789]

Great review! This book seems very interesting, and the plot seems quite intriguing. I've always been sucker for crime novels from the side of the perpetrator...

[Tanaya]

Thanks! And I'm with you on that. Villains are usually far more interesting to me than the good guys.

[tularula789]

You're welcome.

[Jojowrites4All]

Great review, Tanaya!

[Tanaya]

Thanks once again!

[britt13]

I love anything to do crime for the most part so I was immediately intrigued. This one has me so excited. Snuffy sounds so interesting!!!

[Kendra M Parker]

This sounds like a great book full of dark humor. The premise reminds me a bit of Arsenic and Old Lace, but sounds like a blast.

[tarafarah7]

I think I'm going to like today's BOTD! It sounds funny....I'm glad you included some of the examples because you had me chuckling here! I keep imagining the guy who dressed up as the woman to cover up what happened. Ha! These guys are a hoot! Thank you so much - your review was wonderful!

[Shilpa Paul]

Thanks for the review. The plot sounds interesting. Also liked the response of the writer to your review. Good to see reviews taken so positively.

[Snowflake]

Thanks for your review. It sounds like you really enjoyed this comedy. The scene of Joe on the train, drunk and wearing a wig seems to sum it up!

[Vickie Noel]

I like weird books and this title sure traps attention like a sticky, spider web blues an insect. The fact that its great dialogue makes it "fun to listen to the characters is an added bonus. I would also like to discover those laughable moments. Thanks for the catchy review.

[Ruba Abu Ali]

The premise behind the book is intriguing, although it might be a bit gloomy for my taste. The dark humor engrained within the text spices things up. Thanks for the lovely review.

[melissy370]

I don't really care for dark humor, so I will pass on this book. Glad you enjoyed it though. Thanks for your review.

[LV2R]

Wealthy people who lived in the utopia-like Froxwell were actually in danger as the four men plotted to murder them to divide the spoils among themselves. It sounds like the book has a certain dark humor to it. You mentioned that the premise of the book was on how were these men who profit off of others' misfortune supposed to prosper in a place like Froxwell.