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A review by beachreading1
Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll
5.0
Some many words of praise for this
Book. The topic of this book is not an easy one for many to want to read. It’s based loosely off the serial killings in the 1970s. Names and characters have been changed but the dates and locations are a reflection of actual events. This book never states the killers name but only calls him as the defendant. It focuses more on the survivors and the years following the events they went through. How those moments shaped the rest of their lives and become something that empowered them to do better for the world. For this fact this story is well written to document those characters. It’s told in dual point of views one of sorority house president Pamela and then a young woman by name of Ruth. Many thanks to Simon Element, S&S/ Marysue Rucci Books and NetGalley for the digital review copy of this novel. All opinions expressed in this review are my own.
Book. The topic of this book is not an easy one for many to want to read. It’s based loosely off the serial killings in the 1970s. Names and characters have been changed but the dates and locations are a reflection of actual events. This book never states the killers name but only calls him as the defendant. It focuses more on the survivors and the years following the events they went through. How those moments shaped the rest of their lives and become something that empowered them to do better for the world. For this fact this story is well written to document those characters. It’s told in dual point of views one of sorority house president Pamela and then a young woman by name of Ruth. Many thanks to Simon Element, S&S/ Marysue Rucci Books and NetGalley for the digital review copy of this novel. All opinions expressed in this review are my own.