Author jumped around way too much. Brought in unnecessary information that added nothing. Covered only 2 of the trials and not the main perpetrator. Very disappointing, struggled to get through it. ( )

As listening to this story I was surprised to realize I had heard it before. I didn't already own the book. I had just purchased it on 9/12. I had heard the basic layout of this case in CSI Las Vagas, Season 7.

*** Spoiler ***

Basically you have this con-man that is passing himself off as a doctor. He is part of a group that believes in a reptilian society wherein there are people who are really a hybrid of human and alien reptilian people. Anyway, this guy convinces women within the group to help him in riding himself of a troublesome ex-wife.


I am so glad they caught this guy. I mean seriously, is there any lower form of life than a man that victimizes small women and children? Girly Chew was a very small woman, and her husband perpetrated physical and emotional abuse on this poor woman.


Moving on, Book Review: Phelps is an excellent researcher and writer. He takes his readers through an introduction to the main players, how they met, the relationships they develop, and how things work out in the end. This book is no exception to that tried and true format beloved by most true crime book readers everywhere.

Thank you Mr. Phelps for providing us with another excellent read. ( )

Just finished this book and for the life of me I do not understand the raving reviews on amazon. What did I miss? Well one thing I missed was a good story. This book was constantly jumping from time to time which made it even more confusing, did not like the writing at all and this author had a very interesting story to work with but in my eyes missed the boat. I had trouble at the start of the book. Nearly quit. Then it got a bit better but that did not take long, it went downhill again real quick. ( )