The Road to Omaha: A Novel Audiobook

" One of the best satires I've ever read. This certainly would appeal to liberals politically active in the late '60s - early '70s. "

" 2.5 Stars...Funny and entertaining. Some very good parts but I also felt that the dialog was a bit contrived. Sort of a cross between Micky Spillane and Micky Mouse. I am sure this was an intentional affectation by Ludlum but it was not for me. "

" Not wild for the "road" novels "

" The General is back and funnier than ever "

" Part of what made this book so funny to me were some of the same things that normally drive me crazy about Ludlum's writing style! "

" like!! "

" Not one of his better efforts. "

" Not as good as the Road to Gandolfo... but still a good read. "

" Fantastic Spoof. Gawd help the Vatican "

" Did not enjoy this as much as many other Ludlums. "

" Enjoyed the witty, often funny banter. Good, quick read. Great for a long airplane ride. "

" the second in a series of books that are amazingly believable and funny. "

" This book is stupid. I'm going to keep reading it to see if it improves but right now I feel like I'm wasting my time. "

" this book has terrible writing. the characters are poorly introduced and the dialog is atrocious. I have never read a RObert ludlum book before and I probably will not again. "

" This is a tongue-in-cheek thriller/farce. While the book provides interesting characterization (the protagonist, antagonist and their sidekicks) and parodies of political figures - the plot line is a little too weak and far-fetched to really grab me. "

" This is one of the funniest books I've ever read. I really enjoyed it and have read it again since the first read. "

" It was okay read. "

" General Mackenzie Hawkins and lawyer Sam Devereaux take on the military-industrial complex to aid an obscure Indian tribe. This Marx brothers, Keystone cop satrine can be confusing at times but don't expect clear pathways. "

" I read this on the airplane and the time went by very quickly. It is best to have read The road to Gandolfo first. It is a very amusing book. "