Title: An insight for the British
Product review: Hudson and Hill's well-written and easily read account of murder and mistrust in small-town America gives you an instant insight into what is effectively a foreign world to those of us on the other side of the pond! The style of writing draws you into the web of mistrust, deceit and horror that surrounded the horrific murder and mutilation of 17 year old Crystal Todd by the seemingly quiet and respectful Ken register. This murder rocked the small town of Conway, effectively pushing away the innocence it had clung to and successfully entering the town into the murder hall of fame. I would wholeheartedly recommend this book to true crime readers anywhere for its readability and the way that Hudson and Hills recreate the atmosphere surrounding the whole case. Each character is clearly and painstakingly drawn, so well at times that I cried with Crystal's Mother when I read the description of her pain at the news of her daughter's murder. Buy this book!
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