Page Count: 326
Average Rating: 3.80
Series: Standalone
This is hard to rate because of the subject matter and because it's so personal. But it just did not work for me. The writing seemed very disjointed and the premise - comparing her childhood molestation to this murder she comes across as a law intern at a firm that represents death row inmates- didn’t ultimately make sense to me. I get what she was trying to go for, but the two cases had very little in common. I kept waiting to see how it all came together, but it always just felt like two separate stories. I felt for her in the “memoir†portion, but the parts where she talks about the victim seemed a little… disrespectful? Like she was making this tragedy about her, when she had no real connection to it. I hope she got some closure, but it makes sense to me that she didn’t continue on with a law career.
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