Secrets in the Cellar | 
pickI vaguely remembered the Josef Fritzl case happening but I was only 13 and in a different continent, so I wasn‘t really aware of details. This was absolutely revolting. The book was good but if you decide to pick it up, please know that pretty much every trigger warning applies here.
pickAs always John Glatt never disappoints. This was harder than most to get through but life of Elizabeth Fritzel and her children was so well documented and brought into light. The evilness of her father really pulls through as well. Nothing is left hidden here.
This finishes off my #doublespin pick this month.
#ThingsInCommon The Bone Season + Secrets in the Cellar = Held prisoner
#aestheticallymatched
@TheAromaofBooks @Clwojick
pickWhat a monster! She got out with her kids in 2008, only a couple of years after Natasha Kampusch. Maybe I don‘t remember as much because the entire family ended up changing their names/identities so they could try to get some peace and try to heal. Cont in comments...
New book + new tea = time to unwind after a LONG day
#seewhatihavewon @Liberty This is one of the scariest true crimes I have read - and I've read a few true crime books!
I don't remember how this book came into my life years ago, but it is creepy, disturbing and all true. It is one that will stick with you and you won't be able to get it out of your head. #AllHallowsRead #GiveASpookyBook
