Kadın Seri Katiller

Most books on serial killers highlight men, so this focus feels fresh and provocative. I wonder what drew Vronsky to explore this particular angle and how he approached the research.

The way the book ties societal attitudes and gender roles to the killers' stories added a layer of complexity. I’m curious if others found the history as unsettling as I did.

The book seems to explore whether these women’s actions are a product of societal repression or personal pathology. What do others think about how feminism is linked to these stories?