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Memoirs are probably one of my favorite genres and I'd like to read way more of them! I just thought I'd share this stack for #17booklove #memoirlove #feb9

For the past month I've learned so much about the OJ Simpson trial and how absolutely insane it was.
I wanted Marcia's insight most of all and I was not disappointed.
I found out so much more about the case from the prosecution side of it in this book, and I will definitely be reading this again in the future.
The #TrueCrime, #Memoir genre once again knocks it out of the park for me.

#WithoutADoubt #MarciaClark #OJSimpsonTrial

After a week of being completely lazy, I'm excited to start on this! #MarciaClark #WithoutADoubt #OJSimpson

Fascinating. It's obviously a biased view of the OJ Simpson trial but her personality completely comes through this novel and her story is told in a riveting way. Even knowing the facts I didn't want to put it down.

My hub-sand, a defense attorney, found this at the library book sale while we were watching The People v. O.J. Simpson (now we're watching O.J.: Made in America). He said it's heavy on the trial prep, but it's worth it to find out that Marcia Clark had a huge Jim Morrison poster in her office.

After the O J trial hype from the miniseries and the recent documentary, I wanted to get into the law side a little bit. Well put in layman's terms, this blow by blow of the whole event shows how so much went wrong and why. Lengthy, but very clearly gave the feeling of that long trial.

Really interesting write about the OJ Trail happenings. She's a bit of a shiner but if you an get past that it's fast and very surprising.