Algonquin Round Table You Might as Well Die: An Algonquin Round Table Mystery, Book 2, (Paperback)

from Booklady123

FTC Disclosure: I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This book was released on December 6th. As I mentioned in the disclosure I received a copy in advance. My goal was to have my review posted on the release day, but life got in the way. My husband a...

from Carolee888

'You Might As Well Die' by You Might As Well Die is a great romp into history with Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, Harpo Marx and Houdini and other historical figures. I enjoyed this book mostly for the clever dialogue between Dorothy Parker and Robert Benchley. I think that J.J. Murphy depicted...

from Judith_Starkston

J.J. Murphy's second mystery, You Might As Well Die, starring Dorothy Parker, is a zany, screwball comedy delight set in New York in the 1920's. People die (well, that's debatable but I'll say no more), but you will never feel sad. The witty jokes and cynical appraisals of life's foibles fly as f...

from pierthinker

The Algonquin Round Table was a literary salon that met in the Algonquin Hotel in New York in the 1920s, bringing together some of the great writers in that time and place, more specifically, Dorothy Parker and Peter Benchley, but also including Harold Ross, Robert Sherwood and Alexander Woollcot...

from yoder

This is the second book in the punny and funny An Algonquin Round Table Mystery series. Many of the characters and the Algonquin room are real, but the story itself is fiction. Not a page goes by that there isn't a pun or the reader won't chuckle.Dorothy Parker has the dubious honor of being sele...