Lorrie M. (ilovedale3) reviewed The Lost Night: A Daughter's Search for the Truth of Her Father's Murder on + 524 more book reviews
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I enjoyed this true account of the author's loss of her father. The story focuses less on the murder of her father and more on her reaction to it (as a nine-year-old and today as an adult) and how it affected her family. Howard looks unflinchingly at her family, even her father's drug use and her stepfather's abuse.
John S. (Seajack) reviewed The Lost Night: A Daughter's Search for the Truth of Her Father's Murder on + 347 more book reviews
Well-wriiten story of the author's re-visiting her father's life at the time of his murder; many of the details wouldn't have made sense to her until much later, even had she known them at the time. I recommend the book for true crime fans, with the caution that there's a section I considered transition/filler between the murder period and her (decade later) decision to investigate, which I skimmed through as it had little to do directly with the case itself.
Interesting story, about a daughter who's father was murdered when she was 10 and how it effected her life and everyone else around her.Slow at times but very honest and emotional.
