This was ok. I will return and do a full review but at present I need to go back and check about the guy who called (came to visit at the outer door) at the apartment complex the evening she and her daughter was killed. It seems that this item (who he actually was, why she was so nervous about him, etc.. ) was never followed up upon in the book from my recollection. Big red flag. I could be wrong, maybe I missed that detail. ( )

The discussion of the actual murder this book was supposed to focus on was great, but wayyyyyy too much time was spent talking about Ted Bundy. I’d say most fans of true crime probably already knew everything mentioned about Bundy. I would have preferred a shorter book that just focused on Linda & Kelley; it was interesting to mention he was active around this time and was a possible suspect, but like it was mentioned towards the end by an expert (I’m sorry I’m completely forgetting the name/title of the man) this crime doesn’t fit his MO at all so he didn’t deserve the amount of focus he received and it just felt like filler for the book. ( )

Well written

Kept me wondering. The author does a good job of describing the people and community. Could have been a little shorter. Somehow the u.f.o. cult seemed a little forced into the narrative. Still, interesting read on a horrible tragedy. ( )