*received for free from netgalley for honest review*
Pretty interesting read , 4.5 only major drawback is like many nonfiction books there was some things that were said several times, a few times i thought my book had backed itself up several chapters because of how similar it was in parts lol
Certainly a very chilling read, only to be made more so by it being a true crime book. The author was repetitive with some facts, timelines or quotes, which seems to be a very common theme with nonfiction, true crime and especially anything to do with court cases, is nice when i spend a few days reading a book but confusing or annoying when i read the whole book in one day.
This book is an overall interesting and engaging read, can say i don't think i've heard of this case previously to reading this book, think it's great when i read stories i haven't heard of.
Pretty interesting read , 4.5 only major drawback is like many nonfiction books there was some things that were said several times, a few times i thought my book had backed itself up several chapters because of how similar it was in parts lol
Certainly a very chilling read, only to be made more so by it being a true crime book. The author was repetitive with some facts, timelines or quotes, which seems to be a very common theme with nonfiction, true crime and especially anything to do with court cases, is nice when i spend a few days reading a book but confusing or annoying when i read the whole book in one day.
This book is an overall interesting and engaging read, can say i don't think i've heard of this case previously to reading this book, think it's great when i read stories i haven't heard of.