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Unbelievable (Movie Tie-In): The Story of Two Detectives' Relentless Search for the Truth
by Ken Armstrong, T. Christian Miller
While the subject matter is undeniably important, and the book plays a crucial role in raising awareness about the realities of sexual assault, I found myself struggling to connect emotionally with the narrative. The stories of the survivors and their bravery in sharing their experiences are deeply admirable, but the writing style left me feeling somewhat detached.
The book focuses heavily on the procedural details of the investigations and the perspectives of the detectives involved, which may appeal to some readers, but at times this emphasis seems to come at the expense of a more emotional or human connection with the victims themselves. The writing, while clear and meticulous, can feel distant, making it hard to fully engage with the intense and personal nature of the stories being told
The book focuses heavily on the procedural details of the investigations and the perspectives of the detectives involved, which may appeal to some readers, but at times this emphasis seems to come at the expense of a more emotional or human connection with the victims themselves. The writing, while clear and meticulous, can feel distant, making it hard to fully engage with the intense and personal nature of the stories being told