I've never read true crime before, but this book really makes me what to give the genre a try. I mean everything happening through text, that seems super sketchy. If I have learned anything from true crime TV it's don't always trust things that happen through text messages.
I often find non-fiction to be boring, so I like that this has a nice narrative to it. When the author is good at telling a story and their writing isn't bland, it makes the story so much more enjoyable. I can't handle dense writing, which Rule does a great job of not doing.
There are so many questions I have and I need answers!
I often find non-fiction to be boring, so I like that this has a nice narrative to it. When the author is good at telling a story and their writing isn't bland, it makes the story so much more enjoyable. I can't handle dense writing, which Rule does a great job of not doing.
There are so many questions I have and I need answers!