Sarah Paperback – February 10, 2004

really enjoyed this book very informative, he worked a story around facts.

was a pretty fair book that showed more about what may have influenced her in her quest to stay alive

Too much detail. I gave up before getting to why Sarah keeps building and building. If the author could've gave me an idea as to where it was going I would've read further.

Really interesting. Good read.

Sarah proved to be an intersting look into the childhood and young adulthood of Sarah. She showed an interest in what could not be easily explained from the time she was old enough to even be aware. As you read the book, you can follow a pattern of her shouldering the responsibilty for the lives lost with the Remington. She is trying to keep ahead of the evil that continues to threaten the lives of those she loves. Along the way she looses what sensibility she once had, and is consummed by the need to go on building. A life of riches? A life of excesses in everyway turns to be an obsesion for Sarah. Me? I looked at Sarah's life along with my own and others who "came up the hardway' As many times before I came away feeling so much richer for having to work fora better life. That poor soul had everything, and yet she had nothing. It, the book, wasa good way for anyone who envys those who have, to take another look 'bozo' you a'ain't got a clue..................................... just another chance to wake up and smell the coffee

Great read,especially if you have had the opportunity to visit The Winchester House and Museum

Thanx for the book. Specially, since I found out who Stephen King based his novel: The Diaries of Ellen Rimbauer, on. At least partly. ;)