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better than expected!

Revisado: 10-17-22

really interesting account. I had no idea he was so helpful to the identification of his many victims. wonderfully written and performed. well worth the credit.

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agreeable listen

Revisado: 09-30-22

narrator read well. he doesn't do 'voices' for each character, but still is an acceptable performance. pretty good writing. I wouldn't buy it, but as it's free, it's a good listen.

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narrator gives "Twilight Zone" vibes

Revisado: 09-29-22

speed set at 1.25 helped a bunch. shows the disturbed mind of a racist who believed Mormons and the Klan were to liberal and Jesus couldn't have been anything but caucasian. serial killer who was unrepentant and proud of his cold blooded murders. entertaining listen, off you can get around the slow reader. absolutely need to turn up the playback speed!

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Good writing, great narrator

Revisado: 09-26-22

good listen! some parts I zoned out, but most of the book was wonderful! pretty enjoyable, although frustrating! the poor families. Boston was a waste of air and space, but thankfully his son was not.

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Frustratingly good!

Revisado: 04-06-22

if I didn't know this was a true crime novel, I would think it was satire. If you exchange 'Dr Stone" with 'Donald Trump' you would think they were talking about a stolen election!

this book was compelling and informative. the rapist is such a vile narcissist. his supporters blame the victims. their delusional existence, and blatant denial of the facts, are rage inducing!

yes, there is a substantial portion of the book that consists mainly of trial transcripts and court proceedings. they are necessary to convey the scope of the crimes and what the jury heard to decide on their verdict

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not bad, but dry

Revisado: 02-26-22

the narrator was good, but the story didn't leave much for him to work with. there's not much emotion, conflict or suspense. would make a better paper back. the writing was good. seemed like he translated the police reports and trial transcripts.

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southern sweet tea

Revisado: 07-05-21

the narrator makes it sound like you're sitting on a porch, listening to an old family story! long, but good. def worth the credit!

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creepy

Revisado: 06-30-21

knowing this is true made things worse! In the best way! really enjoyed this book. bumped up narration to 1.10.

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it's good

Revisado: 06-29-21

if you can get past the narrator, it's a great story. it almost feels like an apology to his family, more than an account of his experience. I don't usually, but I cried a few times. His dog dying (nothing bad happens to the dog, just his time to go) and the author taking about thoughts of suicide both got to me. the cases are heart wrenching, and they're told very well. worth a listen!

I wouldn't spend money or a credit, because of the narrator. please listen to the sample! if you can stand it, do it. I did, and I may again!

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easy read

Revisado: 06-26-21

interesting and varied. goes over 16 serial killers from all over the world. each subject had their own chapter. pretty good in my opinion.
narrator was a good choice, but once or twice the accent he used sounded more Boston than Brazilian or Eastern lol. didn't ruin anything, or subtract from the narrative. the accent is only used when quoting directly for one or two sentences.
I was pleased with the variety. I had not heard of a few of these murderers. worth the credit!

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