Skull Session Audiobook

" Thought provoking, but never going to be a 5-start read. "

" An age old mystery and a man with Tourettes "

" I liked it, but not as much as the first Hecht book that I read. "

" I liked this thriller about the "monster" inside and what happens when it's released without control. I liked Paul's interactions with Lia, his son Mark, and his aunt Vivian. "

" I loved this book. I couldn't put it down. It was unique and different, and just drew me into the story. "

" An incredibly good read, a main character with Tourette Syndrome, and a really inventive villain. It was so fun and I couldn't put it down. "

" Meh. Kind of an interesting twist on a whodunnit, but the ending is certainly not as "shocking" as you are lead to believe it will be. Quite a bit of technical info on neurological disorders. "

" plodding, directionless, droning "

" Excellent mystery and accurate depiction of someone with Tourettes "

" Read this a long time ago -- a thriller/horror story about an architect renovating an evil sort of house. Most notably, he has Tourette's. I don't remember too many details, just that I really liked it. "

" 2 stars, but a strong 2. "

" a very good psychological novel, al though it gets a bit dissapointing near the end. very well written, with vry believable male characters. his females population of the book is dissapointingly one-sided. very strange. "

" I'm not sure why I kept reading this book, other than to be able to tell Aaron I was reading about a BERSERKER because he would inevitably say "berserker!" in a German accent like the character in SLC Punk. The book was a little creepy, but not all that great. "

" Kept me on the edge with a twist. I think it would make for great movie. "

" This book was a bit strange at first, but then I began to like it. It had many facets to the story which kept it interesting. The language is strong. It was somewhat insightful regarding the aspects of Tourette's syndrome. "

" The most amazing book! It's a long book and I couldn't put it down. The main character has tourette's syndrome. I've never found another book that kept me so compelled to keep reading. I've recommended it to several other people and they have agreed with me. "

" Very disappointing. Not so much a thriller as a book on Tourette's and other neurological disorders. At the end, all I could say was "What?!!" "

" OK as it is, but could really have done without a couple hundred pages. "

" Most of Hecht's titles are enjoyable, especially Skull Session and Land of Echoes. "

" Amazing book. This second time it actually became better. "

" The end was kind of surprising, but somehow non-climactic. Maybe it should have just ended in the house and left it hanging instead of dragging out the story with neat and tidier endings. "

" Absolutely brilliant. I read it ten years ago and it's stayed with me ever since. Must revisit it soon though. "

" listening to this "