Little shocked at the amount of white space on the pages and font size (space filler much?) and the plots were iffy. I guess I keep reading because I thought the first Undead books were funny, quirky and interesting, but maybe I should just give up because the last few MJD books I’ve read have felt slapped together.

I’ve decided that Trouble is my business is my new catch phrase. Am just waiting for the opportunity to use it.

I was totally sucked in to the story, I think this is the best novel King’s written in years. Plus, John Slatterly was perfectly cast to read.

I’ve seen a few of the stories is other mystery anthologies (but they were all worth reading again), but on the whole a great collection!

Very interesting plot, but the main characters irritated me so much it distracted me from getting too involved in the cold case mystery. Megan was described as diminuative and cute so many times you could base a drinking game around it, and Ryan came off as condescending (and creepy).

Net Library download

One of the best anthologies I’ve ever read. I don’t think there were any misses in this bunch, I enjoyed all the stories and found a few new authors to read.

Next best thing to seeing the play performed live.

Marking as read since the stories all appeared in either The Golden Ball or Witness for the Prosecution:

• The Red Signal
• The Fourth Man
• S.O.S.
• Wirelss aka Where There’s a Will
• The Call of Wings
• The Gipsy
• The Hound of Death
• The Lamp
• The Last Seance aka The Stolen Ghost
• The Mystery of the Blue Jar
• The Strange Case of Arthur Charmichael
• The Witness for the Prosecution

• The Listerdale Mystery
• The Rajah’s Emerald
• The Golden Ball
• Mr. Eastwood’s Adventure aka The Mystery of the Spanish Shawl
• Philomel Cottage
• A Fruitful Sunday
• Jane in Search of a Job
• Swan Song
• The Girl in the Train
• Sing a Song of Sixpence
• The Manhood of Edward Robinson
• Accident

I was surprised at how much I liked this.