Official Review: They Do That for the Dead by Alan M. Blank

[Amy+++]

Humor and crime? I might have to check this book out. Thank you for the review. It was thorough and I felt like I was already reading the book. Can't wait to read this one.

[Helen_Combe]

Humor and crime? I might have to check this book out. Thank you for the review. It was thorough and I felt like I was already reading the book. Can't wait to read this one.

Great, I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for posting

[Nimat87]

Sounds like an engaging page-turner all through. Your excitement for the book shows in your equally engaging review.

[Helen_Combe]

Sounds like an engaging page-turner all through. Your excitement for the book shows in your equally engaging review.

Thank you very much

[Alice Heritage]

It's interesting that this was a thrilling read even though the clues were obvious. I'm learning a lot about different aspects of the mystery genre round here!

[Helen_Combe]

It's interesting that this was a thrilling read even though the clues were obvious. I'm learning a lot about different aspects of the mystery genre round here!

I suppose it’s a bit like a Columbo where you know how they did it, but watching the investigation is the exciting bit. Thanks for posting

[Riszell]

That sounds very ironic, someone working in a modern world but refuses to use technology. I'm not into this genre but I do love to read books with satisfying ending like this one as you mentioned. But I'd still prefer something enjoyable to read from the start, to the middle and up to the last page of a book.

[Helen_Combe]

That sounds very ironic, someone working in a modern world but refuses to use technology. I'm not into this genre but I do love to read books with satisfying ending like this one as you mentioned. But I'd still prefer something enjoyable to read from the start, to the middle and up to the last page of a book.

Oh, it’s satisfying all the way through, I just meant that the ride is as enjoyable as the destination.
Thanks for posting.

[kandscreeley]

I agree. There are some books where it's not necessarily as important that you know the identity of the criminal. There are so many other things going on, that it's okay. I've read my fair share of books that I sit and yell at the characters! Sounds like this was enjoyable. Thanks.

[Helen_Combe]

I agree. There are some books where it's not necessarily as important that you know the identity of the criminal. There are so many other things going on, that it's okay. I've read my fair share of books that I sit and yell at the characters! Sounds like this was enjoyable. Thanks.

I’m so glad to know that it’s not just me who shouts at books! Thanks for posting.

[Samantha Simoneau]

Blank’s books are more of a fairground ride where the best bit is in the middle where you loop the loop and do a face-plant into your ice cream. When you step off at the end, you immediately want to buy another ticket so you can get back on again.

Seriously, I don't know what I enjoy more, the books you recommend or the reading the recommendation itself! Thanks for the laugh.

[Helen_Combe]

Seriously, I don't know what I enjoy more, the books you recommend or the reading the recommendation itself! Thanks for the laugh.

Thank you very much I aim to please.

[Connie Otwani]

I have enjoyed your humor! The book sounds like fun. I hope to read it!.

[Helen_Combe]

I have enjoyed your humor! The book sounds like fun. I hope to read it!.

Thank you, I hope you enjoy it.

[Manang Muyang]

You did it again, Helen! Sonny and I should meet very soon. Alan Blank is looking better with every book. In the first book, he filed a case for identity theft. Here, he is beaten up on his birthday. I wonder if he can match his bizarre experiences to all the forthcoming books. The plot thickens.