Practice to Deceive: A Holland Taylor Mystery Audiobook

" Another good Housewright book. Worth reading. Humorous mystery. Holland Taylor may not be as likeable character as Rushmore McKenzie but they are alike in many ways. I don't believe Housewright is writing any more in the Holland series. "

" Good; Continuing character: Holland Taylor; PI makes life miserable for an investor who bilked a number of people, including a friend of his parents, until the tables get turned; roles and characters a bit confused and convoluted "

" Schama is a master of telling historical stories. This book was hard to put down.See also Schama's BBC series, The Power of Art. Simply fantastic. "

" Remarkable cultural history of the Golden Age of the Dutch Republic as seen through its art. A must read if you are traveling to The Netherlands or are interest in 17th century Dutch art. "

" everything dutch, essential before you go "

" It has been a long time since I read this, but very interesting history of Netherlandish econ. "

" Read for FS 100, Freshman Seminar, in fall 1990. "

" Had to read this in college. Thought his arguments were HOOOEY. "

" More about 17th and 18th century Dutch consumer culture than one should need to know. "

" Great history of 17th century Dutch life. Very entertaining. Schama talks about the daily life of the Dutch. "

" Read this for my Modern Europe class. Book was good at some points, tends to get dry each chapter goes along. "