An interesting and informative collection on true British Crime and the people who committed them. I found it hard to follow some of the passages because they hadn't been proofread properly resulting in messy sentences. Although, I enjoyed what I learnt I got annoyed by Harrington's obvious bias. Information pieces depicting terrible crimes should not contain bias from the author. They should remain neutral despite the evidence showcasing a particular person's crimes.

An okay book with much promise.

I used this book to fulfil my PopSugar Reading Challenge prompt for True Crime.