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The I Index

Christopher Knowlton,
The New York Times Book Review
... requires a tolerance for some lowbrow jocularity, especially in the opening chapters...But the narrative soon hits its stride, and the story becomes a lively and absorbing one.
Maggie Galehouse,
The Houston Chronicle
... muscular prose that’s heavy on deadpan understatement.
Andrew R. Graybill,
The Wall Street Journal
... engrossing.
H.W. Brands,
The Washington Post
For readers unfamiliar with either half of the story, the book provides a useful introduction.
Jacob Sherman,
Library Journal
... riveting.
Mark Knoblauch,
Booklist
Writing in lively prose, Burrough, Chris Tomlinson, and Jason Stanford explore the historical record to uncover the facts obscured by myth, and try to maintain a non-partisan perspective. Nevertheless, their conclusions are bound to be controversial in Texas and beyond its borders..

Kirkus
... zesty.

Publishers Weekly
... substantive yet wryly humorous.