A beautiful and heart felt tale of injustice. The book captures the emotion and grief experienced by these innocent individuals. This should never have happened.

Not the best Langdon story. The start had me gripped but the main story line dragged on until the very end and I found it difficult to finish.

As far as self help books go...I wasn't clutching on to the book with that feeling of "yes! I can relate". It tells you what every health magazine tells you..get enough sleep, drink less and be more sociable.

I laughed alot while reading this with so many references to 80's pop culture, it really brings to light the scary experience of starting out in university and finding yourself.

Not for the faint hearted. An excellent piece of literature, but it makes Stephen King novels seem like a fairy tale. The hairs will stand up on the back of your neck the deeper you got into Patrick's mind. Very unsettling the number of Trump references.

A great book! It has it all. It is Margaret Atwood meets John Grisham.