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Started out great, but would have been better with menu and meal plan. Felt very repetitive.

Great start, but the middle seemed long because the narrator spent too much time in her head questioning her behavior. Proof that the line between right and wrong is very thin depending on the circumstance. The end was solid but by the time I got there I was really ready to be done with the book.

Felt like I’d read too many similar story lines. Struggled threw it because of the great reviews.

A well told story that reminds me a bit of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Was None. With a roaster of multiple dementia characters. Definitely put in to perspective the plague we are facing now versus the one they were and how people turned on each other out of fear ignorance.

It was so good that I wish I could give it more stars. I can’t think of a person who I wouldn’t recommend this book to. Yup, it’s that good!

Great narration and started out well but half way threw the story and it lost steam. He added historical figures such as Fredrick Douglas but that didn’t improve the plotless story.

This book is just as it was billed. A bunch of old people at a high scale retirement community with plenty of time on their hands and most of their mental faculties still in tact solve a few who done it mystery. A enjoyable light read that will give you a few chuckles.

Oh my! Oh no! Things I called out loud while listening to this book. So much that my In-Laws who I was visiting asked my husband “what is she listening too

Fun read with it’s of delicious recipes. It’s a great remember that our kids will eat what we eat and that they don’t need special kid meals.

My husband and I both read this book and couldn’t stop talking and laughing at some of the observations made. We have built our hobbies and sports into our afternoons more. Walking and bike riding to the store more often. I wish Americans could live more Danishly so people would stop shooting each other,but this country is too big and people prefer binge watching TV.

A fun beach read that had me chuckling after reading a bunch of heavy books.

A well written story of two friends struggling with different quests in life. One trying to escape Aids when everyone around that matters to Harvard (the guy not the school) is dying of it and so little is know about the epidemic. While Fiona his friend is searching for her estranged daughter lost to a cult and might also a mother. Both were fears of the time as our country was coming off of a Free Love Hangover.

The subject of slavery and the deep pits that white fought so hard to keep people of color in might turn your stomach. It isn’t a pleasure to read about, but the writing style and how the story was told deserves 5 stars. I’m so glad that this book was written.