Reviews with content warning for Suicidal thoughts - Tell Me Everything: The Story of a Private Investigation

This book has two narratives. First is the college football case, the second is the author’s personal story of her abuse. I found myself more interested with the latter as it was, obviously, the more personal of the two. The case had a lot of names and pieces that it was difficult to keep all of the information straight. There were also some random facts scattered around that went on a bit long when there wasn’t a direct connection to anything going on which kept throwing me off. Ultimately, my heart broke for the victims in both accounts. I wanted to jump in an help however I could.

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challenging dark emotional sad tense medium-paced

4.0

Everything that encompasses this book was difficult to navigate from beginning to end. I initially assumed this novel was going to center around a specific case centered around University of Colorado & those who were partaking in this. Some parts did revolve around the author’s job as a P.I and what it took to get people to participate / speak up. Other parts were about the author’s personal life including the abuse she suffered from the ages of 4-7. As much as I felt for her, it was still troubling to read / listen to just when I assumed we had finished reliving that part of the author’s life.

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challenging dark emotional informative sad medium-paced

3.75

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dark emotional hopeful slow-paced

3.5

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challenging dark informative tense medium-paced

4.5

This fascinating book is nonfiction meets memoir and was amazing! There are so many components to this story, finding your path, Private Eyes, survival and advocating for others, and really terrible men. Difficult to read in places; Krouse wove this book together in a way that made it accessible, illuminating, powerful, and affirming. Outstanding.

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