Bright Young Women: A Novel
From the megabestselling author of Luckiest Girl Alive comes another shocking thriller inspired by the real-life sorority and target of America's first celebrity serial killer.
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I have weird feelings about the mixing of fact with fiction in this book since it gives a bit of an odd tone. It also feels a touch on the long side for a story where the outcome is known, but it gets points for portraying Bundy as a rather dumb and insecure criminal in a system wrought with failure rather than the mastermind heâs glamorized as in popular media.
idk. Iâm sure the goal was to give a voice to the victims but i donât think it achieved that. if anything it sort of fed into the sensationalized narrative of the defendant. it was still enjoyable but nothing special.
Ugh…I wanted to like this book so bad but I didn’t. The idea was genuine to shed spotlight on the victims and survivors but the main character was so shallow and without a real personality it made for a terribly boring read.
We liked this book and the characters. It was emotional. We wish they would’ve honoured the survivors and victims better.
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