Wen startin' out on me journey ter become a Prince I knew I would need ter read the 'andbook. Thankfully it were available at me local library. 'avin' now done so, right, I am not prepared ter conquer a neighborin' land. This 'andbooks gives great tips and tricks wiv examples ter back it up, do wot Guvnor! I'm bloody well right pleased wiv the research that 'as gone into it. Cor blimey guv, would I lie to you. A logical and founded read. I recommend it ter anyone who aspires ter be a successful Prince, much like myself. ( )

This book was part of a trilogy of 3 of Michael benson's true crime books.

Book 1: Watch Mommy Die
Book 2: A Killer's Touch
Book 3: A Knife in The Heart

This book was confusing and jumping in time which I hate.

As most that know me on Goodreads know I prefer my true crime is written in chronological order. If you need to begin with the crime please call that chapter a prologue and let chapter 2 begin with where it all happened. birth whatever.
Most of the true crime books I read I do not know anything about the case which is the way I like it but being a member of a true crime group and sometimes I also enjoy to watch a documentary, I sometimes begin to read and slowly it dawns on me I have watched a doc or read stuff about it.

This was so with this case.
I had watched a documentary (Snapped?) and heard Rachel talk about this.
Weirdly enough when i began reading I thought the other girl was the murderer but alas the author immediately spoiled everything so I knew it was not her but she was the killer.


He tells of fights between the girls but I had a hard time remembering all the names and who was friends with who.
To me it felt like all those people involved were scumbags and their parents let them run loose.
I never got into this book. ( )