A Rip in Heaven: A Memoir of Murder And Its Aftermath

A Rip in Heaven is a heart-wrenching true crime memoir that delves into the devastating effects of a shocking tragedy on a family.

The author, Jeanine Cummins, recounts the harrowing ordeal of her brother and cousins being attacked on an abandoned bridge in 1991, leaving them emotionally scarred and struggling to come to terms with the aftermath.

Through a balanced narrative, Cummins sheds light on the complex emotions and betrayals that followed, detailing how no family member emerged unscathed from the trial by fire.

This gripping account reads like a novel, making it an unputdownable read for anyone interested in true crime stories or seeking insight into the human psyche.