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Heartbreakingly tragic and beautiful

Revisado: 11-13-22

I've always loved Jennette's work and her story is devasting but triumphant. The way she doesn't hold back and gives such details makes you ache for her even more. You cry with her pain, scream at her for her mistakes, and cheer and celebrate her victories and recovery. Definitely worth listening to having in my library. Thank you Ms. Mccurdy for being so open, raw, honest, and sharing your truth.

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Shockingly Enjoyed

Revisado: 07-03-21

I got this because I love this author but was wary because of the subject. By the end I was loving the book and all the raw emotions and acts you could honestly see someone do after committing the murder of their own mother. I've already listened to it three times and find with each listen a new depth of emotion being portrayed by the author. It's raw and graphic but not too graphic. It's disturbing in a way that's not a turn off. But I feel it doesn't hold back and is honest, and that is what I truly enjoy about it.

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Informational and beautiful

Revisado: 06-13-21

Caitlin once again takes us on a beautiful and eye opening journey to experience death cultures and rituals around the world. By doing so she brings to the surface our fears of death as well as what we lose for not being apart of the burial and process after a love one passes away. I highly recommend all of her works and can't wait for more.

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Amazing, uplifting, & informational!

Revisado: 05-29-21

I love everything about this podcast. The host are great, funny, inspiration, honest, and raw. They give us tips and views of their experiences and help us with their guest to give us advice and information on cults and so call religions. It's very eye opening and I can't wait for more!

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Definitely Listen at Higher Speed

Revisado: 05-11-21

The narrator made it a struggle to get through this book. In one moment he is fine and pleasant to listen to, then the next he is robotic and stiff, to the next where he is talking as if he is teaching a room of 3 year olds. I had to listen to it at 1.80x speed to be able to handle him. The story is a good one but they have way, way too many unnecessary details. I don't need to know all the stops a bus makes or all the past jobs of someone who worked in a shop one of the girls went to. If they cut out over two hours of fluff material and got a better narrator this would have definitely been a five star review.

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No doubt this is his confession!

Revisado: 10-16-20

This book gives a haunting account to this shocking crime and the amount of detail it gives proves to me even more that OJ killed them. The way he portrays Nicole in the year leading up to her murder is sickening and you can just feel the loathe he has for her dripping off of him. He tries all he can to put her into a horrible light which to mean just adds more fuel to the "OJ did it" fire. This being the first big court case I ever remember I was always curious about what really happened and I fully believe this book has solved that riddle for me.

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Honest, funny, heartbreaking, and uplifting!

Revisado: 07-24-20

I've been a fan of of Tiffany for years now but finally got her book and I'm in awe of this women! Her book is brutally honest and the way she tells it I felt like I was sitting next to her as the events happened. My heart broken with her lows and leaped in her victory. Even if you have never struggled with addiction this story is an amazing and uplifting read!

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Truly haunting and amazing! A must read!

Revisado: 07-17-20

Michelle's dive into this case to bring it into the limelight is detailed and victim focused. You can feel her anxiety, drive, and care for all the work and love she put into this. the afterword by her husband is beautiful and heartbreaking. This is a must read for anyone interested in crime.

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Heartbreaking and an eye opening mother's journey.

Revisado: 07-08-20

Being in high school when this happened I've often wonder about the lives of Dylan and Eric and now as a mother my thoughts have turn to what their mothers and families must have went through in the aftermath. This book is heartbreaking, raw, and an open view to Sue, her heartbreak, devastation wondering, questioning, and soul searching in the days, weeks, months, and years after her son took part in this tragedy. It's an eye opening extras to listen to and even learn from.

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To much fluff but otherwise amazing!

Revisado: 06-02-20

It was a great story in regards to BTK and the investigation. But I felt that it went into way too much fluff and detail about the investigating officers and their personal lives in between the years of BTK's activity. I do appreciate having information and some details about the investigating officers but it began to feel more like an autobiography about them at times.

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