Mark PettitRezensionen

My Rating: A

My Review:

The most exciting part of this book was that it read some where between a novel, and a non-fiction. I found that the way that the people were depicted, the author gave you just enough background to make you really and truly care about each of them, as if they were characters, not real people. It makes me sad that the are real people and had to go through this.

He also describes landscapes and weather in the impassioned and poetic way of a novelist, making this a quick and addicting read. I found that the only truly frustrating thing about this book was that there didn't seem to be much insight into the killer's mind after he was caught. But that's not at all the author's fault, as you find out at the end of the book.

I recommend this book to those who like true crime, or those that need a quick easy, engrossing read, if you can stomach it.