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Matt Davies _ery_uch_o — This book kept me up late listening to it and gave me some pretty weird dream while I was sleeping. Some parts were very intense and engaging (which are things I love in a book!) Other parts, however, were shamefully gross. As for the novelty of "enhancing" a real man's story with sensational-fiction, I though they did a decient job of respecting Abraham Lincoln right up to the last chapter. I was not satisfied with Abe's ultimate fate. Final score= -1 for stupid, pointless violent descriptions and an overused concept of "good vampires" and -1 for (*spoiler alert*) condemning Abe to the life of a killer for the rest of his earthly existence. Edit: I've listened to this book about 4 times so far, so I think it's time for an upgrade to four stars. Edit: The above review is based on the audio book version. I just bought the hardcover book today and it includes these really awful photoshopped pictures that really detract from the quality of the work. The audio does such a great job of blending history and fiction and creating an atmosphere where you feel like you're reading an actual biography and you get curious about what his life wad actually like and the kind of struggles the real Abraham Lincoln went through. The pics are of such a poor quality they take that away Like, I kinda guessed that Abraham Lincoln didn't really meet Edgar Allan Poe, I don't need an obviously fake picture to confirm that for me. It's like, "Oh now I see how this version of the story could have inspired that awful movie." The hardcover gets three stars, the audiobook gets four.