Title: Awful writing, uneducated author, so many mistakes...
Product review: How odd that someone who knows so little about the Peterson case would choose to write a book (Books!) about it.First, there is nothing in here (aside from the frequent errors of fact, that is) that you can't find in, for instance, popular media articles or even the Wikipedia page. This man Brad wasn't an "insider" by any stretch except perhaps zipcode.The writing is atrocious; the author should be ashamed at his poor grammar and writing skills, but also in his poor grasp of the case and lack of a good editor. It was also poorly researched, contained a lot of odd asides that allowed for easy interpretation of the author's various emotional issues, and wasn't especially interesting.Glad to see the majority of the reviewers were honest about the content so folks interested in this case could get steered toward more accurate and interesting books.
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