I loved this series initially - but now i don't know. Good one. Maybe I just need to take a break and come back to it.

I really enjoyed this book, I was halfway thru and started recommending it to my friends. Mixing fiction with true history makes the book all the better.

As a self proclaimed intellectual hedonist, this book is just plain fun. The premise is wild and the author has done his homework. The narrator carries forth the "periodness" of the author's prose. And yet, both the author and the narrator take pains to not overwhelm the 21st century consumer of their delightful conspiracy.

My only complaint - the ending. OK that's got to sound pretty weird when we all knew how this was going to end, however I think the author needed to explain/deal with the conflict that he spent a whole book setting up and then dismissed with a wave of his hand at the end. If you can bear it, stop reading/listening after the assasination. Otherwise you too may find that a good book has been ruined.

Framing device was stolen from Anne Rice's vampire tales. I will say that it is a bit better than his Jane Austen parody about Zombies. It's just a trend and would've been an exciting idea. It's just a by-the-numbers bio of Lincoln but with Vamps thrown in

No more Seth Graham Smith

Sure

Lincoln

Ashamed to say that I can't be sure which non-vampire parts of the story are accurate or not......yet it was an awful book. I so wanted to enjoy it, had read the hype, love vampire stories...but this one didn't live up to my expectations.
Forced myself to finish.
I now assign myself the task of true, non-fictional research on the subject of Abraham Lincoln.
Original idea, to mix silly fun fiction with fact, or past classics....but I guess I just didn't get into it. How about Huck Finn and vampires, or Moby Dick and zombie pirates ? Those may be more fun.

Very dull! Felt like the voice actor was doing all the roles poorly.

Yep! Totally turned off to werewolves, vampires, zombies, etc.

Better voice acting perhaps?

Every last part!

It stinks!

Good book but no need to see the movie after the book. Not quite what I expected.

The last chapter

No havent

Yeah

I would recommend this book to someone who is looking for something that keeps them occupied and is interesting on long drives.

I thought it was most interesting when Abraham Lincoln became friends with Edward Allen Poe after mistaking him for a vampire.

I didn't think the voice actor had enough variation in his voices, and would have liked him to have a little more range in his reading; overall it felt a little monotonous.

This audio book was a little shorter than most you can get for the same price, but interesting nonetheless.

I liked many features of this book. It is fun to revisit Lincoln history and to give him an otherwordly-depth, but thought this tale would have been better served as a (long) short story. Towards the end, a distinct tedium crept up on me. Vampire stories should never feel like class assignments, but I do not regret having listened.

This read like a biography (read: boring) with vampires. It was boring and stupid. The narration was super lame.

no.

no

BOREDOM!

From the title I thought, this would make a great disappointing summer blockbuster. And it was also a disappointing audio book.