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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Wow, after reading the first four books in this series and loving them, I couldn't wait until August 2012 for the paperback of this one to come out so I bought the hardcover edition. I dove into it as soon as I finished book four and I must say, I am severely disappointed. The book is, at best, disjointed, and, at worst, does not finalize several people's stories. I kept coming upon people I'd rarely, if ever, heard of in the other books. That was frustrating enough but the author spent an inordinate amount of time on two of the characters, one of whose story lines was finished but the other was left dangling. There were four others left dangling too and they were major… Read more
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I didn't read this book in one sitting although I wanted to. I just couldn't get through enough of it without laughing until tears were running down my face and I couldn't see to read. I sure wouldn't want to work with this guy because the stuff he does to his co-workers would maybe drive someone around the bend but it sure is fun to read about. What I don't understand is why do people just keep coming back for more? I loved this book so much I read his other book right after. I would certainly recommend this one to anyone who wants a good laugh.
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I cannot say enough good things about this book. The storyline is interesting, the characters are very well filled out, the suspense is crackling, what more do you need? I actually watched all three movies before I read the books, which is something I don't normally do. I don't like knowing the ending when I'm reading a suspense novel; however, a friend of mine recommended the books so highly and said they have so much more in them than the movie, I decided to read them anyway and I am so happy that I did. Even if you've watched the Swedish movies or the one American version, read the book! It gives so much more background and detail than either of the movies. Once you've… Read more
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