Bought from the bargain shelf at Borders in Greensburg, Pa., with the help of a great coupon.

Four cassettes read by René Auberjonois.

This was a pretty good mystery/thriller, but I could tell it was an abridgment of a much longer, more complex tale, with more history between the main characters than I knew. Even so, it held my attention and was read well. If another book by these authors crosses my path, I would probably read it.

Left on the window ledge right by the word "Dance" around 2 p.m., in celebration of All Hallow's Read.

"Spread the joy—well, the terror." —Neil Gaiman

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