A fascinating non-fiction book about one of most heinous of crimes
I don't usually read many non-fiction books but Murder: The Biography had me hooked! This is an incredibly well researched and fascinating insight into some of the most depraved crimes in our criminal history.
The author has truly done a lot of research and kindly brings it all together for us readers to learn about our criminal history. The authors narration made it easy to get through the book and we are generously given many case studies to intrigue those of us interested in our country's criminal past.
Unfortunately the front cover wasn't to my particular taste. I didn't quite understand the front cover so I didn't know what to expect at the start of the book but I was glad I picked it up. This is a truly fascinating insight into the crime of murder. I would recommend this to anyone with a legal interest or those simply fascinated by true crime.
The author has truly done a lot of research and kindly brings it all together for us readers to learn about our criminal history. The authors narration made it easy to get through the book and we are generously given many case studies to intrigue those of us interested in our country's criminal past.
Unfortunately the front cover wasn't to my particular taste. I didn't quite understand the front cover so I didn't know what to expect at the start of the book but I was glad I picked it up. This is a truly fascinating insight into the crime of murder. I would recommend this to anyone with a legal interest or those simply fascinated by true crime.