Donna C. (g-ma) reviewed We Thought We Knew You: A Terrifying True Story of Secrets, Betrayal, Deception, and Murder on + 3153 more book reviews
It's more interesting to watch true crime stories on Dateline than to read a book by Phelps, he writes with too much background that isn't necessary and only takes up pages that aren't needed, just like this one it goes on and on about background stuff that just wasn't interesting and he repeats the same thing over and over and again it just take up pages.
I skipped a lot of that boring background and just searched out the content of the main story of the murder and how they caught her through technology.
The pictures in the book weren't all that interesting either so why have so many except to just add more pages to the book
I'm not a Phelps fan because of his unnecessary use of too many descriptions and background info that isn't necessary. Patterson has gotten into telling true crime stories and writes them in a much better way to relate to them so try his books on true crime.
I skipped a lot of that boring background and just searched out the content of the main story of the murder and how they caught her through technology.
The pictures in the book weren't all that interesting either so why have so many except to just add more pages to the book
I'm not a Phelps fan because of his unnecessary use of too many descriptions and background info that isn't necessary. Patterson has gotten into telling true crime stories and writes them in a much better way to relate to them so try his books on true crime.
