Considering the popularity of “True Crime” podcasts and
reality TV shows, Barnett’s book should be a hit with crime aficionados. Barnett doesn’t just talk about it; he lived
it. That puts this book in a category of its own.
The characters are real-life people, some laudable, and many
despicable. Real life is often more
interesting, and sadly, sometimes more disturbing than fiction. A horrific placement of a shotgun will haunt
me, as I have no experience to relate that type of depraved behavior to, for
which I am thankful.
The style is dry but the crimes are not.
This is a good book for fans who are entertained by
eye-popping, criminal behavior.
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