
#WeeklyForecast
Continue with the yearlong reads on the right
Hopefully finish Our Share of Night and Please Do Not Touch This Exhibit
Read The Illustrious Client #NoPlaceLikeHolmes
Start Lamentations ShardlakeBR and Autocracy Inc.
#WeeklyForecast
Continue with the yearlong reads on the right
Hopefully finish Our Share of Night and Please Do Not Touch This Exhibit
Read The Illustrious Client #NoPlaceLikeHolmes
Start Lamentations ShardlakeBR and Autocracy Inc.
#BookReport
I finished the poetry collection Betongblomst (Concrete Flower) and Eloquent Rage #SheSaid
I continued with my yearlong reads on the right
I continued By the Fire We Carry, A Thousand Threads and Our Share of Night
I‘ve started the poetry collection Please Do Not Touch This Exhibit
#DynamicDs #Dark James Ellroys mother Jean was found murdered in suburban LA , left by the side of the road , murderer never found , case closed . James was only 10. He feels that his obsession with his mom‘s memory is largely responsible for his crime novels set in L.A. This book is part memoir , part story of Ellroy working with Detective Bill Stoner to see if even so many years later there is something to be learned about the case.
This book was so heartbreaking. So many times I just sat there with my mouth open wondering what the hell?! Wondering how can these people do the things they did. And the fact that they‘re out of jail now is disturbing. How can they be allowed out after all they did?! The murders and torture they did. I‘m still sitting here just shocked. This book will stick with me for a very long time.
😳, I unfortunately think we‘re at the start of kids telling their stories of living in a household that broadcast to YouTube of other online media sources. There are so many ethical dilemmas that go along with these situations (some of which Franke discusses in her book). The passing of the 2018 Free Range Parenting law in Utah has made it close to impossible for DSS to investigate cases of child abuse since the law is so vague. I can‘t imagine
Very good book. It was hard to put it down. Shocking!
Kindle read in the dark …😌
In March 1953 the police found 4 dead women at 10 Rillington Place hidden in the walls and floorboards. Reg Christie was soon a suspect and one of the victims was his wife. Just 4 years before, in 1949, another man had been convicted for murdering his own wife and child on the same address.
This isn‘t a story looking into the life of victims and ignoring the suspect. It looks at both, but more importantly it looks at the press and the
“What they will never understand is that forgiveness is only for the strong.”