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Ditched the book I came with (kindle) to start this on the train home #blameitonsquirrelbrain @squirrelbrain @TrishB @youneverarrived
Ditched the book I came with (kindle) to start this on the train home #blameitonsquirrelbrain @squirrelbrain @TrishB @youneverarrived
Listening to this, which gives a good overview, but I find Glatt‘s writing to be very distant and not super researched. All of this could have been written just watching YouTubers. Also the choice of a British narrator for such a Southern American crime is just bizarre.
Like so many, the convoluted twists of the crimes of the powerful Murdaugh family captured me as they unfolded- as well as with the documentary coverage by major networks, HBO & Netflix. While the book doesn‘t contain any real jaw-dropping revelations after those programs, Glatt conveys the family history well to better encompass the power the family exerted. The financial details are laid out well though the whole truth seems yet to be revealed!
Not as good as I thought it would be. I think the main problem is that it's so fresh and new. It was interesting to see how the Murdaugh Dynasty started. The murder trial hadn't even happened by time Glatt wrote this. Hopefully, the final draft will include the trial.
#bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks
So Excited!! I opened my E-mail and this was waiting on me. I can't wait to start it, but it will be tonight, bc that's when I read by Kindle.
#tangledvines #truecrime