If you like non-fiction, true crime stories, you should try this one. It's
a book that won't let you put it down.
Every now and then I feel the need to read a book
based on reality. Non-fiction if you like, though my head tells me non-fiction
has more to do with text books, exams and sleepless nights. But what do I
know? Anyway, like I said, sometimes I need to read something
autobiographical.
I have to say, Fighting the Devil wasn't
what I expected. I was expecting suspense, drama, some really intense moments,
maybe a little scary scenes. What I didn't expect was to be so emotional while
I was reading. From sadness to anger, love, hate, fear, pity, revolted, I felt
them all. I wasn't expecting that or the fact that I couldn't put it down.
The story is, I think, one of the saddest I've read
this year. It's even sadder because it's true. I am amazed by some people's
greed, cruelty and their lack of compassion and conscience. It's something
that to me is extremely disturbing sometimes. Of course, I have read about
murder cases, so it's not exactly news to me, but it is still a little weird
and sad.
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