The Murder of King Tut, (Hardcover)

from masterdeski

This is the first book I've read by James Patterson, and I was unprepared for the choppiness of his chapters. By reading the chapter headings (dates) closely, which I had to remind myself to do, I was able to keep from getting lost in the 'time travel.' Writing style aside, I was awed by the mate...

from historybuff1

The Murder of King Tut is an excellent non-fiction account of the life and tragedy that befell the Egyptian king. Patterson masterfully recounts the story of the murder of King Tut in such a way that it will keep you mesmorized until the end. It is a must read for history lovers.

from readafew

I enjoyed this book from cover to cover. I didn't really know what to expect when I started this one; a book of facts laid out for a lawyer?, a chronicle of the life and times of a boy Pharaoh as we know them?, a historical fiction novel based on what little is known of Tut? It ended up not being...

from KamGeb

I loved the book. It read like a novel. (And in many ways it was more of a novel than non-fiction.) So if you are looking for great non-fiction that really is accurate Egyptology this is probably not the book. But if you are looking for a fun read that is based on King Tut this was a fun book.

from Eman18

Great Book and very entertaining!!!!