This isn’t your typical true crime read, it’s more of a thoughtful exploration into the ripple effects of violence, crime and trauma even when you’re not the direct victim.
Reese does an amazing job of diving into the criminal mind and its inner workings, while confronting the very human toll crime takes on victims, families and bystanders.

As someone who enjoys reading about criminal behavior and motivation, this book was a great read. The compelling argument around the humanity of those that commit the most violent crimes and how to come to terms with that they are humans just like the person writing this review. The author's vulnerability and bravery in broaching such a debated topic after loss is commendable and I look forward to reading any future work by the author.

This was an excellent book that gives lots of good information about a subject that everyone should be concerned about.