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HomeShop at BookSurgeBody, Mind & SpiritInspiration & Personal GrowthTrue Confessions From a Serial Killer: My Father Was a Serial Killer, and the Horrible Effects It Had on My Childhood and My Adult Life |
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11 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Waste of my money. Jun 03, 2007
By Mary Lanosa
"Comsumate Reader"
I was interested to hear this woman's story. I thought that she would have lots to say and facts to present. The book was very narcisistic and I am really not sure it was totally true. I read the book thinking that there would be some substance there but it was disjointed, foggy and self indulgent. I think that Ms. Nagy needs more therapy. It was mind boggling how she bounced from one thing to the other, never being clear or complete to really finish the thought. Don't waste your money.
10 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Bad book. Jul 05, 2007
By C. Perron
This book revealed nothing about the father's killings. It was poorly written, childish, and as a whole totally incredible and disappointing. I would give it a zero. So many other true crime based - pychological impact stories... don't waste your time on this one.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 A disappointment Aug 05, 2007
By Amy Overholt
I was so looking forward to reading this woman's story after seeing her on TV: this book was a HUGE letdown. I am wondering if she even had an editor, it was so disjointed and repetitive. I don't think I've ever read a book quite so poorly written. DO NOT waste your time or money.
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Amazing story, Bad writing Jun 06, 2007
By Y. Dziadkowiec
"MMM...Books"
The story is horiffing and its amazing that she survived. I give her much credit for sitting down and having the courage to wirte her tale. But I tottaly agree with the first review. I got the 6th chapter and I couldn't even read it anymore. She is all over the place, and says the same things over and over again. Also the book is not in clear chronological order. One second she's 10 and running away from home, and the next paragraph she's 6 in a playground. Its very hard to follow.
BAZAAR Oct 24, 2008
By Lori A. Ortiz
THIS BOOK IS VERY BAZAAR. YOU CAN TELL SHE WAS VERY YOUNG AND TROUBLED WHEN SHE STARTED WRITING THIS BOOK. IT IS VERY HARD TO STAY FOCUSED BECAUSE OF HER WRITING. SHE REPEATS ALOT. WISH THERE HAD BEEN MORE ON HER FATHER.
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