True Crime, as i always say is one of my favourite reads and subject and this book is no different.
The story is told by Ian Wood, who is a friend of Richard Glossip and the insight he gives is just something out of a film.
Honestly, after reading the book you feel it should be fiction, its absolutely disturbing and horrifying and clearly shows you many flaws in the US system. How does this happen?
The book is thought provoking, informative and just pretty horrendous.
Before, i did know of the case but after reading the story i came away with more knowledge about the whole case.
i do feel that it could of been "tied up" more near the end but an absorbing read and it left me speechless and thoughtful!
The story is told by Ian Wood, who is a friend of Richard Glossip and the insight he gives is just something out of a film.
Honestly, after reading the book you feel it should be fiction, its absolutely disturbing and horrifying and clearly shows you many flaws in the US system. How does this happen?
The book is thought provoking, informative and just pretty horrendous.
Before, i did know of the case but after reading the story i came away with more knowledge about the whole case.
i do feel that it could of been "tied up" more near the end but an absorbing read and it left me speechless and thoughtful!