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A review by dilchh
The Man from the Train: Discovering America's Most Elusive Serial Killer by Bill James, Rachel McCarthy James
5.0
My first venture into the true crime genre. And not a bad one indeed. Truth of the matter I am not quite aware about the story of this particular serial killer, but I remember there was an episode of Criminal Minds that had quite a similar storyline to this murders; whether or not it was inspired by the actual killings, I'm not sure but it became one of the reason I went and bought this book. •
There was something about how the authors narrate the story that kept hooked to this book, though it frightened me so. I mean, living alone and reading serial killing of this magnitude is not a pleasant way to end your day. But, the writing and the research really made this book a thoroughly enjoyable read. Even the conclusion at the ending! Wow!
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If you're not keen in the true crime genre then maybe this book is not for you, but, if you're like me and trying to try out some new genre to read, this would not be a bad choice of book to start. •
There was something about how the authors narrate the story that kept hooked to this book, though it frightened me so. I mean, living alone and reading serial killing of this magnitude is not a pleasant way to end your day. But, the writing and the research really made this book a thoroughly enjoyable read. Even the conclusion at the ending! Wow!
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If you're not keen in the true crime genre then maybe this book is not for you, but, if you're like me and trying to try out some new genre to read, this would not be a bad choice of book to start. •