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Laura Jean has just noticed her love letters are missing. She is very concerned as many of the men to whom she wrote letters are now either in a relationship or have grown so much that they are not the same man they were when she wrote the letter. I've watched the movies to these books, but I always love reading books that go with movies when I can.

This book is one of my new favorites. It follows an alcoholic, sadistic man who is truly the definition of a male manipulator. Although this man does not physically hurt women, he emotionally hurts and betrays them. This book could be triggering to many, but if you are interested in depth about relationships and addiction, I would suggest it.

I finished this book today; it was a fast read, as the chapters are short and told from different perspectives. The ending was very happy. The character who was the liar was arrested, and the others were cleared. It started with them being strangers and ended up with them all being close friends. I would recommend this book if you are interested in a fast read with mystery.

I am currently reading from Nate's point of view about meeting with his mother. They have not seen each other in a while, and Nate mentions how he feels like he is talking to a stranger. His mother speaks to him like she just ran into a friend, asking him questions about his current interests and school career. It's a very uncomfortable situation.

I like this book; I got it over the summer but never have had the chance to read it fully. I haven't read too much, but I'm currently at the section where Nate is messaging Amber trying to get her to come over (it isn't working very well for him, though, she wants to discuss the death of a previous character). This book made me realize that I really enjoy it when chapters are told from the characters' points of view.

This book was really good but definitely messes with your brain. It finishes off by discussing Josef Fritzl. Fritzl wasn't like the other men in the book. He was not a murderer who did terrible things to his victims; instead, he did terrible things to his family. He used his daughter as a slave for his own pleasure and kept her locked up. Fritzl also forced her to have his children, an absolutely terrible man.

As I've read about the evils and disgraces in the world, my favorite chapter I have read has definitely been Charles Manson. Charles Manson grew up anti-social and always seemed off. This fury of being seen as weird fueled Manson's anger. He gained followers and started a cult dedicated to them, and his "fans" started to commit murder as well. They were dedicated, to say the least.

I've reached chapter five, discussing Charles Taylor. I've most enjoyed reading about Osama Bin Laden (the first full chapter was dedicated to him and his many wrongs). The last chapter I read was about Radovan Karadzic. Karadzic was a war criminal. He committed genocide and followed that up with killing at least 7,500 men.

I liked this book, it just took me a while to process what was going on. There's always something happening in the book and it just took me quite a bit to finish it. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes to be on the edge of their seat often. The ending was also really good, I did
overall enjoy it :)!

Ruth is currently with the EMTs and police explaining what has happened. She's describing her family and friends, unknowing of where she's at. They're currently looking for Jerry (the man who took Ruth) and plan to catch him soon. I have enjoyed this book and am glad to finish it off.

I have loved this book so far and am glad I picked it up. I'm currently reading about Ruth's past and the Wolfman's past, shedding a light on what started his hatred for women. My fingers are crossed that this book ends nicely, but I have a feeling it won't.

I'm currently on the section of the book where the main character has officially escaped the kidnapper, Wolfman. He has just recently found out where she was hiding, but she's flipped the roles. Overall, I have liked this book so far. It's intense and I'm glad I picked it up.

I have liked this book so far. It's been really interesting and I love the thrill. The one portion of it I haven't enjoyed is the lack of conversation. I get it, she's kidnapped but I love when they have conversations.