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It feels so wrong to like this book and get little butterflies at the romantic scenes
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Okay but does this get better cause I'm honestly waiting for the hype....
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Reviewing (and rating) true crime always feels complicated and conflicting to me. I struggle with the idea of saying I enjoyed a story about real-life tragedy.
This book, however, was incredibly compelling. It’s written with the narrative pace of fiction, making it a super quick and easy enough to read.
It offers a timeline of events leading up to the trial, pulling all the public reports together.
Most importantly, it dedicates proper time to humanising the victims - focusing on their lives, relationships, and aspirations, not just the crime.
The book was published before the trial, so there is a lot of speculation. To me, this felt premature and a bit insensitive, which didn't sit right.
It’s an engaging read, and I immediately looked up the outcome of the trial that was held this year (2025).
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