The Dinner List is based on the premise we have all been asked or have asked "Who are the 5 people, living or dead, we would have join us for dinner?". The First Impression tells us who is at the table and starts to explain who a few of the non-famous people are. I look forward to seeing who the rest of these people are, and how this dinner happened to come to be in the first place. I enjoyed that not all of her companions were famous, but did have a bit of trouble keeping track of her history because at times you were taken back to one point, but then that point bought you into another point in time. I still love the premise of the book and an looking forward to reading it in its entirety.