Ellie’s Reviews > Killing Keiko > Status Update

This is my first non-fiction book in a while, and I’m a little vexed by the content. I understand the author might be very personally and emotionally attached to the project, but it’s starting to sound very self-righteous. Everyone who disagrees with him or his beloved Robin, is wrong.

Instead of focusing on Keiko, this book seems to focus on the author’s struggles instead.