pugluver11's review against another edition

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dark mysterious sad tense medium-paced

3.5

What I Liked: 
- the narrative style was easy to follow 
- lots of background info is provided to simplify complex concepts such as pharmacology, nursing skills, etc.
- takes you through the investigation from start to finish
- reenactment of phone calls added to the experience 
- Shows the corruption of the American healthcare system

What I Didn't Like: 
- Some of the descriptions felt overly descriptive. Obviously the names were changed, but this is about real people. 

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daniellekat's review

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challenging dark slow-paced

2.5

I'm having a hard time rating this since the "story" was interesting but I think the pacing of the book took away from my enjoyment of reading this. I felt like the author didn't have a strong focus for the narrative they put together. The book seemed like a jumble of details roughly organized in chronological order but lacked...something. I'm not even sure exactly what I wanted more of, cohesiveness maybe? The second part's focus on Amy was fantastic but it drove me crazy at how many times she was referred to as the "girl". It was hard to tell how many of these and other strange wording choices were the author's or directly from source material. 

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himpersonal's review against another edition

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challenging dark emotional informative mysterious sad tense medium-paced

4.0

The why is going to haunt me for a long time. Clearly, the man was mentally unhinged, but what makes me so angry is the complicity of the hospitals. They suspected but didn’t care…Grrr…I feel so sorry for his kids…

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