I've been burned in the past reading a true crime memoir (Looking at you Blood Will Out) but I really enjoyed this story. Prior to reading this I had never heard of Tony Costa. The book truly does it's best to give you a factual first person account from his point of view.

The short chapters and alternating between Liza's memories and the facts of Tony's life makes this book a quick engaging read. Also easily the most openly well sourced true crime book I've read.