The Most Dangerous Animal of All Lib/E (Audiobook)

from amcheri

1.5 stars rounded up mostly because I don't want to give it one star... There's a lot to complain about with this audio book. The author reads it and he speaks soooo sloooowly that it was too much for me to take. Ended up speeding the narration up to 2.5x the normal. Still ended up fast forwardi...

from TFS93

Normally I am a sucker for a true crime read, in this case, not so much. This felt like it should be two different books. Stewart's adoption story is interesting in itself, and not a bad read. That, and how he found his birth mom, could make up one story. The second story should be called, "Why I...

from AverageJoe2

I don't read a lot of true crime but a lady I know knows this man so I thought I'd give it a try. Honestly, I found it difficult to read. Every time I had to put it down it was hard to pick back up again. It feels long and drawn out to me. The information is interesting but the book just doesn't ...

from arielfl

Back in the 70's my parents had a book about the Zodiac Killer on their shelves. Being a curious kid I picked it up, and man, did it scar me. I had nightmares for weeks and the worst part of all was that he was never caught. Graphic descriptions of horrific murders embedded into my psyche and I r...

from bnbookgirl

An interesting journey taken by a man who believes his father was the Zodiac killer. After reading the book, the evidence he has come across seems quite compelling. As of printing the DNA evidence had not been completed. Stewart starts off looking for his birth parents and falls into the horror s...