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“The book is a masterclass in investigative journalism”

“For reasons author Beverly Lowry did not understand then and does not now, she began visiting convicted murderer Karla Faye Tucker at the Mountain View Unit near Gatesville, TX, in…”

“Terry links The Son of Sam killings to a larger, more sinister conspiracy.”

“I thought it was super interesting and a pretty quick read.”

“Claire Harman recounts this grisly tale with a fascinating account of the rise of sensationalism in Victorian literature.”

“With the fierce page-turning power of a bestselling novel, yet terrifyingly true, Mindhunter is a true crime classic.”

“A must read for fans of mystery fiction that gives insight into the birth of the genre.”

“While Black Klansman could sometimes be a bit too straightforward and lacking in tone, what's more important is its content.”

“This is not true crime; it is a study in literary gamesmanship.”

“The simple fact is that this book isn't about the glory and drama of police work.”

“Materialism posits that matter objectively exists independently of whether we subjectively perceive it.”

“Rather than the several crimes most ascribe to the killer, James posits that the man from the train began his cross-country murder spree as late as 1911.”