My first impression of this book I was unsure... my opinion then changed as I started reading the first few chapters, to not understanding how so early on anyone could fall soo deeply and quickly. From his actions, to his language I couldn't see the appeal, when reading I was puzzled why, when it seemed like you could hear the alarm bells ringing, that gut instinct wasn't followed at the beginning (I realize easy to say you wouldn't, when you don't know for certain).
It's told as it went from the day they met, ending some chapters on what Carolyn can now see looking back. The fight to get through the other side and to search for some light at the end of the tunnel. By the end of the book my thoughts were quite different. It was good to see Carolyn found the strength to search all avenues to keep this case going and not be ignored, it must've been draining with everything she'd endured. To share this personal story to highlight what he'd done, must have been very difficult.
Whilst reading this book I'd watched the Sky News documentary and quite honestly was shocked how many people that had been conned by this man, I've no doubt many more than highlighted there. A definite should read.
It's told as it went from the day they met, ending some chapters on what Carolyn can now see looking back. The fight to get through the other side and to search for some light at the end of the tunnel. By the end of the book my thoughts were quite different. It was good to see Carolyn found the strength to search all avenues to keep this case going and not be ignored, it must've been draining with everything she'd endured. To share this personal story to highlight what he'd done, must have been very difficult.
Whilst reading this book I'd watched the Sky News documentary and quite honestly was shocked how many people that had been conned by this man, I've no doubt many more than highlighted there. A definite should read.