"Fighting the Devil" is a Most Unusual True Crime Book

Paula Krapf "Fighting the Devil"This is one of the most unusual true crime books I've ever read - and I read a lot of true crime books.
The story starts out with a man poisoned by arsenic, and the prime suspects are his wife and her best friend... so far, nothing unique in the true crime genre. What sets this book apart is that the author - the poisoned man's ex-wife - begins a decades-long crusade to bring the killers to justice. As the years go by, her determination does not recede, even when the prospects for justice look grim. Buoyed by her strong faith and a desire to see the killers punished, the book details the agonizing process of trying to determine what happened, how and who did it.
True crime aficionados will not be disappointed, and what can I say about Jeannie Walker and her pursuit of justice?
I hate to call true crime "enjoyable" given the topic, but this is a compelling read that will have you turning the pages to find out what happens.
Paula's BlogPaula Krapf is a book-loving book publicist, COO of Author Marketing Experts, Inc. Former journalist, loves cats, chocolate, Kindle, rubber stamping, scrapbooking, politics, coffee. Experienced copy editor, writer and marketing professional. I'm a book publicist/social media maven by day and I also moonlight by volunteering for my synagogue, Temple B'nai Israel in Aurora