I had not read anything by this author before and I am not into true crime podcasts so I was pleasantly pleased at how well written and well researched this was. What was most fascinating to me is how so many people including the victim’s sisters could believe Katie Conley was innocent. I could tell early on where the case was going and it was clear she planned and murdered her boss. The fact that so many could say with no real defense of why she couldn’t do it that she couldn’t have only because she looked too young and innocent astounds me. And those same people believed that a loving husband or son could have done it? The way people judge based on feelings instead of facts in our country is appalling. I loved the ending where the author talked about wanting to give a voice to the victim Dr. Mary Yoder. I loved the photos in the back of the book including pictures of her living her life and the art she had created. I will definitely be reading more true crime by M. William Phelps.