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Great introduction so far, I'm eager to read this very personal and moving account in first person narrative after being fascinated watching multiple true crime documentaries

Wow, I am gaining so much biblical insight, and it's really opening my heart and mind to thinking about pain and hardship in a completely different way I never considered. This is just the book I need to begin 2025 with.

What an intense thrill ride of horrific, brutal descriptive kills. There are lots of twists and parts I'm forgot from the movie adaptation. I'm loving this book so far.

Getting more suspenseful and thrilling by the page. Ingenious writing.

Book is getting intense and good! It brings back memories of watching the movie adaptation.

The mystery continues to intrigue me, I haven't seen the movie in a long time, and it's a fresh read for me. Some of the forensic and criminal terminology is confusing but I love a good challenge.

Getting good and suspenseful so far! I haven't seen the movie in years so it's beneficial going into this read a bit blind.

Great opening chapters, immediately captures the readers attention and interest especially if one likes true crime and psychology. So far, still establishing the main characters.

Good strong opening chapters so far, the main character is setting up the plot through dialog.

This is probably the most raunchiest books I've ever read, but it's well-written and very funny! I look forward to finishing this and reading Tucker's other books.

Very interesting book and concepts presented so far. I feel like I’m taking a college philosophy class (my favorite subject) all over again, I’m very intrigued. So far I’ve ready about passivity as a passion and now this new (but not so new) idea of Understanding.

I already love the descriptive narrative of the three protagonists introduced.

Good so far! It’s typical romantic chick-lit.

The narrative has turned to the atomic stage of science and it’s intriguing. Very well-written so far.

Very interesting read with an historical take on the evolution of science. So far, I’ve learned about the history of astronomy, paleontology and chemistry.