Title: Entertaining, but a bit far-fetched
Product review: This book is an interesting blend of fact and fiction. I recommend it for horror/suspense novel fans. It is well-written, in the same intriguing style as the author's true crime books, and I like the way it combines fact (Ed Gein's story) with fiction. However, if the reader is not already well versed in the true story of Ed Gein, he or she may have trouble knowing where the fact ends and the fiction begins. Still, it is an entertaining story, even if it is a bit far-fetched, as are most novels that try to mimic true crime.
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