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4.5 stars. McNamara was a brilliant writer and investigator. The epilogue was chilling. Review to come.
Uniquely written. what I liked most about this book was Michelle let readers into her mind as well as the mind of a killer. I've read several true crime books, but this one was a memoir/ true crime. My only disappointment was the flow of the book was VERY uneven which could be because this book was put together after the author passed. I am however, excited to see what HBO will do for this book as a new series
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I listened to this on audio. It was a book picked for Peter's book club. I probably would not have picked it up otherwise. It was written more like a news report. It is also graphic at some parts of how each murder was described. Michelle died writing the book but she was obsessed with finding the rapist/killer.
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I was disappointed by this book. I had heard great things about it. But, it just confused me. It was not linear at all and jumped all over the place. I had no idea what was going on. Definitely not the book for me (I listened to the audio version).
Jan 05, 2018
☘Misericordia☘ ⚡ϟ⚡⛈⚡☁ ❇️❤❣
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