The cover is dark, just like the story, so it seems to be fitting. The book opens with the discovery of a body in a trash barrel on the side of the road, and I'm sure it only gets more twisted from there. I've listened to a couple of podcast episodes about this particular killer, but I've never looked deep into the case, so I'm definitely interested in giving this one a look. One of my reading goals this year is to read one true crime book a month, so this would be perfect to add to my TBR.