What did you read in 2024?

[RJNorton]

I recently re-read A. Lincoln: His Last 24 Hours by W. Emerson Reck. This book is extremely well-researched and difficult to put down once started. I believe the author approaches the topic as a true historian because he follows the trail of facts, not his own opinions. When he's not sure, he mentions both sides of the dilemma. Example: he cites both the evidence Laura Keene was in the box and the smaller amount of evidence that she wasn't.