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Although I absolutely love the narrator Kevin Pierce, this book was a huge disappointment. I felt it was self serving to the author’s ego and did little justice to Abby and Libby. I also found the author’s unnecessary attention to one of the victim’s weight very tasteless. This book is full of speculation about various..

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I really enjoyed Nic’s detail in covering the Delphi case. I’m a fan of true crime, but I don’t usually like books covering cases, however Nic hit it out of the park. The narrator did a good job, but I would’ve preferred Nic reading his own words. I’m a fan of True Crime Garage, so..

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Thanks as always, you know how to the Mad Mick in the gray. Of it all!

Sad but excellent read. Heavy hearted I give this a 5 star review. Thank you to those who make this world a better place to be in.

This book will be hated by the woke, suburban Karens and similar ilk who live with their heads buried in the sand.

I am a little more than an hour into this book and, thus far, it is all about the author and his obsession with true crime. I do not care about the author and his obsession with true crime; that is not why I purchased the book. Sadly, this book appears to be little more..

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I was not sure in the beginning I would like this but it is a group of short stories about the same subject and gives insight on how this was possibly accomplished.

I listen to many true crime books and my biggest complaint is that the author writes the story, then goes over everything again during the trial and writes the Q & A of the witnesses making the book 3X longer than necessary. Mr Phelps announces that he won’t bore us by going over everything again…

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This case was fascinating. Kudos to Phelps for looking at both sides objectively and not assuming everything can be trusted. As always, Kevin Pierce is superb. I could listen to him read a phone book.

I was sorry for the story to end. Moving on to the next series.