Too Pretty to Live

The book delves deeply into the lives affected by the crimes, which adds emotional weight. I wonder what motivated this choice—was it to humanize the victims or highlight broader issues?

The investigative process is fascinating, but I found myself wishing for a bit more momentum in those parts. Was this deliberate to build suspense or to provide context?

The book balances technical details with personal stories, and I’m curious about how the author chose what to highlight for maximum impact.