'A dazzling transformation was at hand for mankind.' A dark and highly layered graphic novel, with depth of characters so thick and broad, I was lost in this masterpiece from start to finish.

My fifth Chandler novel. They're such addictive pleasures, I can't get enough of this author. Great writing style, and brilliant characters. Going to struggle when I've read them all.

The final novel. It's short and brisk - and it sums it all up for Marlowe. A satisfying close to one of the best characters I've ever come across. Chandler is my hero, terrific novels!

Gloomy, depressing, and miserable. But not without merit, I found it quite a captivating read.

Probably only interesting to a reader of Philosophy, or the History of Ideas. An interesting and frank insight into a thoroughly decent chap.

Terrific. A refreshing crime novel. It does drag on at times, and it's a large book. But, it's very subtle and delicate, a quite fascinating read.

One of the strangest books I've read. It's partly good, and partly a waste of time. Much of it lacks any coherence. But the ending finally brings something interesting back into the story. Odd.

I like Gladwell's style of writing, it's engaging and full of real life examples. This was a very entertaining read, with some highly quotable case studies in tipping points. Very good.

For a notive tennis player, this book was absolutely fascinating. A passionate and fiesty account from legendary coach Brad Gilbert. Really good fun.