Page Count: 386
Average Rating: 3.92
Series: Standalone
This is an interesting portrait of Savannah, Georgia. Lots of whacky and eccentric characters, and lots of history of the town. And, of course, a murder. It reads like a novel, but it's a true story (save for some edits to the timelines and some embellishment). Also an interesting look at the justice system. Still parts already feel a little dated, and I never really felt entrenched in the story.
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