Title: Ann Didn't "Rule" This Time....
Product review: I have really enjoyed Ann Rule's books in the past. She is a terrifc author who sucks you right in. This subject of this story is great, but I agree with some of the other posts here, it's just too long. Every time I got "into" the details of Anthony and Debbie, the author pulled my attention away to things that in my opinion had nothing to do with the story. The nitty gritty things she told about Frank Sedita and his wife for example. Who cares? And, also, of course you feel horrible about the patient Sara Smith, but the only info I really wanted at that point was about Debbie and Anthony. I was impatiently waiting for her to finish the rambling, and get back to the story SO many times while reading it. She is almost too involved with Debbie and her feelings. Like a relative or something. I think it's hard to give a biased opinion when you are too involved and that's what it felt like to me.
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