Reddit reviews The Sisters Brothers: A Novel

I'd be pretty surprised if this hasn't been picked already, but The Sisters Brothers is pretty good.

I'm towards the end of The Sisters Brothers by Patrick DeWitt and am in love with it. It's about two assassins during the Gold Rush, definitely a good train read and bonus points for being set in northern California.

I'm a big fan of this cover: The Sisters Brothers

However, this particular cover for Lolita could not be more perfect.

I'm surprised no one has suggested it yet, but I loved The Sisters Brothers by DeWitt. I don't even like Westerns and I couldn't put this one down. It's about two brothers who are hired guns, and it's told from the POV of the younger, kinder brother.

For me there were 2:

The Sister's Brothers by Dewitt

The Cat's Table by Ondaatje

The Sisters Brothers sounds particularly awesome. I'll be picking that up.

The Intern's Handbook? The Sisters Brothers? Also I found this collection of skull covers.