Title: YAWN
Product review: For the most part, I have been a big fan of Ann Rule. But lately, she's been just throwing them out and they just aren't that good. I couldn't bear reading this book for more then fifteen minutes at a time. It was so repetitious and monotonous that I would fall asleep. Why did we have to read about Sheila and Alan's grandparents and what did it have to do with her murder? The victim herself, while she certainly did not deserve her fate, was not really that likable. She seemed alittle self absorbed and turned her face to alot of bad things that Alan did. The book just went on and on with needless information. It didn't leave you wanting more, this was the first book I actually couldn't wait to finish. If you want to read a truly good true crime book, I recommend "Salt of the Earth" by Jack Olsen.
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