A review by addyreadsitall
Starvation Heights: A True Story of Murder and Malice in the Woods of the Pacific Northwest by Gregg Olsen
4.0
Greg Olsen does it again! 4/5 stars.
As a Washingtonian that's a true crime addict, this horrifying true story had me glued in place at the edge of my seat. This book is the perfect balance of the unbelievably sick facts and narrative of the characters throughout!
This book is good for anyone that likes true crime that isn't as popular. Although this book isn't super fast-paced(because there is SO MUCH information), it keeps you interested throughout.
please note: if you decide to get the audiobook vs a physical copy be aware that the narration is VERY slow which will be great for some readers and will be very annoying to others. I just wanted to say that so people are aware.
Thank you to Thread and Netgalley for sending me this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
As a Washingtonian that's a true crime addict, this horrifying true story had me glued in place at the edge of my seat. This book is the perfect balance of the unbelievably sick facts and narrative of the characters throughout!
This book is good for anyone that likes true crime that isn't as popular. Although this book isn't super fast-paced(because there is SO MUCH information), it keeps you interested throughout.
please note: if you decide to get the audiobook vs a physical copy be aware that the narration is VERY slow which will be great for some readers and will be very annoying to others. I just wanted to say that so people are aware.
Thank you to Thread and Netgalley for sending me this ARC in exchange for an honest review.