Carol Ann Lee returns telling the tale of Graham Young, the teacup poisoner.
This book is so well written and enriched with such detailed research that you can't put it down.
It tells how Graham Young went into Broadmoor at a young age for some earlier crimes and once released continued his crime spree with devastating consequences for victims and their families.
As ever with Carol Ann Lee's books, they are told with great feeling and support for the victims and you can tell many hours of research have gone into her books. It also sets the scene of the times and the legislation of the time and the flaws that were highlighted after the case.
For fans of true crime and true stories this book will not disappoint and is a very interesting and gripping read.
Thank you to the author, publisher and Reader's First in allowing me to read in return for a review.
This book is so well written and enriched with such detailed research that you can't put it down.
It tells how Graham Young went into Broadmoor at a young age for some earlier crimes and once released continued his crime spree with devastating consequences for victims and their families.
As ever with Carol Ann Lee's books, they are told with great feeling and support for the victims and you can tell many hours of research have gone into her books. It also sets the scene of the times and the legislation of the time and the flaws that were highlighted after the case.
For fans of true crime and true stories this book will not disappoint and is a very interesting and gripping read.
Thank you to the author, publisher and Reader's First in allowing me to read in return for a review.