Title: Good - Despite the Author's Shortcomings
Product review: Witch is the unbelievable story of the life and crimes of Brookey Lee West and of her parents, Christine and Leroy Smith. The book opens with the discovery of Christine Smith's mummified body in a Las Vegas storage locker in February 2001. Police quickly begin to suspect that Brookey murdered her mother.Surprisingly, the story gets even weirder from there, as author Glenn Puit delves into decades of gross dysfunction in the Smith family. The story involves witchcraft, drug and alcohol abuse, child abandonment, police corruption, and rampant criminal behavior.Unfortunately, author Puit isn't always up the task of telling this story. For instance, one horrific chapter goes on for almost thirty pages and consists of little more than a verbatim transcription of a statement that West gave to police. However, Puit cannot ruin a story this good.Witch won't change your life, but it's well worth reading.
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