I like this book. I've reviewed it and give it 3/5.

I have read many true-crime books about serial killers, most of which follow the same kind of pattern:

• the serial killer is portrayed as a monster
• every person around the serial killer says he/she was so quiet and calm
• the people who caught the serial killer are portrayed as heroes
• everything’s wrapped up nicely at the end

I won’t spoil the book but I do say this: there is none of the above in this book.