This book must have been produced under tight budget and time constraints. On the other hand, I'm out of practice. Let's just say I *suspect* a number of errors in the sample tests. This would be fine if the publisher made errata available. (See OReilly.com for an excellent example.) Unfortunately, I cannot find them online, and the publisher has not responded to either e-mail or telephone messages. That's pretty disappointing.

Due to production pressures and frequently issued new editions, availability of errata should be an important criterion in evaluating test preparation books. I ask other reviewers to consider this in their comments.
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