Who Killed My Daughter?

Her own grief and desire for justice seem to influence the narrative deeply. I wonder how much of her emotional journey was woven into the memoir's structure.

The mix of courtroom drama and emotional recounting kept me engaged, but I’m curious if others felt one aspect overshadowed the other.

Her decision to open up about such personal pain is rare in true crime memoirs. I wonder what she hoped readers would take away from her story.