

Finished my #bookspin book!
The story itself is a (horrifying) but interesting one. It just felt like it dragged on too long. I found the last part of the story about the family to be the most compelling and wish that was more of the total book.
Finished my #bookspin book!
The story itself is a (horrifying) but interesting one. It just felt like it dragged on too long. I found the last part of the story about the family to be the most compelling and wish that was more of the total book.
It‘s always a good night at work when you can get some reading in (although the head honcho would disagree!). #nightshift #nonfiction
I love true crime books, but this one was just so slow for me. I felt like the author also was a bit scattered with the way he told the story and it was hard to follow. The story is terrifying, I just didn‘t care for the way the book was written.
My current audiobook is Son by Jack Olsen. It's so disturbing. One of True Crime finest works.