Connie A. (jazzysmom) - , reviewed on 8/16/2011 + 907 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 2

Although i was sickened and discusted by even the name Scott Peterson, i was intrigued to hear what his half sister had to say about this case. This story is not about the trial, so i did not have to "hear that again", but about a sister who had just found her "other" family apx 5 years before this crime was committed. Anne Bird and Joe were born to Scott's mother, she gave them up as babies for adoption. Then she had 2 more boys and kept them. When Anne was in her late twenties her adopted brother found her and introduced her to her biological mother and her 2 half brothers, one being Scott. Although she had a wonderful and loving family that she was adopted into she proceeded to get to know this new family. Her worst mistake. This family had major disfunction and Anne could not see it clearly until after she was sucked in. This i need to say was a very good read, every page was filled with things i did not already know. I feel sad for Anne that in the end she could see how sick that family was and became involved, but i am happy for her that she and her brother got the better end of the deal by being given up for adoption.

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