True Crime Story: Love, Betrayal & Murder in 1950s America - Legal Drama & Historical Case Analysis - Perfect for Book Clubs & True Crime Enthusiasts

The story was interesting but I found the writing rather dry. No real 'characters' - more of an accounting than a story, per se. I already knew the historical recollection of the murder, and I was hoping to get an insider's perspective along with some good storytelling. He covered , or should I say uncovered, the facts, but delivered in a dry unimaginative voice. I had more fun researching the story for myself than I did reading his account. He did have some pictures that I didn't find anywhere else, and he did have some insight as to his father's thoughts as the newly appointed judge who was presiding over this case. Murder and betrayal on a crash course whose collision, in reality, provided a highly controversial and 'steamy (for the time) story. This book was written to display the facts and sadly left the STORY out of the story.