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A review by magup
The Stranger She Loved: A Mormon Doctor, His Beautiful Wife, and an Almost Perfect Murder by Shanna Hogan
2.0
I can't resist the true crime shelves at the library. {{Hangs head in shame.}}
The story itself is compelling--sociopath 'doctor' fools nearly everyone for decades, then burns it all to the ground for the love of a fellow sociopath-- named Gypsy, of all things.
I appreciate the research and effort, but the clunky writing made it a slower read than it needed to be. I don't know why true crime is so often like that--as if authors are paid per irrelevant tidbit.
The story itself is compelling--sociopath 'doctor' fools nearly everyone for decades, then burns it all to the ground for the love of a fellow sociopath-- named Gypsy, of all things.
I appreciate the research and effort, but the clunky writing made it a slower read than it needed to be. I don't know why true crime is so often like that--as if authors are paid per irrelevant tidbit.