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harvio's review against another edition
5.0
- from the jacket: "A harrowing tale of one woman's struggle to maintain a balance between being a mother, an F.B.I. Agent, and dealing with a corrupt husband - who is also an F.B.I. Agent
- a fascinating, true story
- a fascinating, true story
nutmeg229's review against another edition
4.0
Great real life telling of a women's struggle with her psychotic husband. This story gives an excellent description of how this family dealt with attempt murder, trail and the after math. The main character Margo deals with her sexuality, faith, and raising two daughters a sexist society.
The writing is very brief which keeps the story from getting dull.
Great story for people who like true crimes
The writing is very brief which keeps the story from getting dull.
Great story for people who like true crimes
kimberleylynn74's review against another edition
2.0
Not a favourite, but also not my usual genre.
Sensationalized/capitalized on the "lesbian love triangle with a famous author", which was a very *small* part of the story, overall. (very small) This was particularly irksome as in the story they talk about how the media picked up on that part and ran with it, overblowing it.
Sensationalized/capitalized on the "lesbian love triangle with a famous author", which was a very *small* part of the story, overall. (very small) This was particularly irksome as in the story they talk about how the media picked up on that part and ran with it, overblowing it.
sparethebs's review against another edition
3.0
Interesting story. The hell this woman and her kids went through because of her psychopathic asshole of a husband. The story kept me intriqued as to what else was going to happen and exactly what the punishnent for her husband was going to be. The editing was atrocious...non-existing. It really was a distraction but not enough to get me to quit reading it.
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