Friday, February 7, 2014
The latest review of The Self-Improvement Book Club Murder is a good one!
AAA writes:
"The book is a great subtle murder mystery with unusual educational value. The plot intertwines and builds on a summary of the best-respected motivational, philosophical, and spiritual books of all time. Final plot twists inspired reading or rereading of several of the referenced books. It will continue to serve as a quick reference to the best of the best."
Thanks, Triple-A!
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