Title: Boring Conversations with Someone Who Holds a Pysch Degree...?
Product review: They say not to judge a book by it's cover, but in a sense, we must. From the cover, this book looked strangely interesting: it didn't seem like a previously opinionated crime writer's account of Bundy; rather, it was Bundy himself speaking.The only problem is that what Bundy says in the book is pretty -- in short --boring. I don't want to give away what goes on in this book, but let's just say that the subtitle "conversations with a killer" does NOT fit well. Sure, it may be conversations WITH a killer, but barely about the KILLING that Bundy did.The authors spend their entire book arguing with Bundy to fess up to at least ONE murder and comment on it; or at least come up with ONE alibi for explanation. He does neither. Instead, Bundy gives a textbook version of what a serial killer would probably be like. If I wanted that, I could have opened my abnormal psychology book from my undergrad psych class.
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