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Hanz (9 KP) rated Still Life With Crows (Pendergast, #4) in Books

Jun 27, 2018  
Still Life With Crows (Pendergast, #4)
Still Life With Crows (Pendergast, #4)
Douglas Preston | 2004 | Fiction & Poetry
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7.7 (3 Ratings)
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Ms .kraus found herself young and pregnant in a time it was forbidden to have a child put of wed lock.
For her pregnancy and birth of the son she called Job she stayed in a cave on her family's property.
Once job was born kraus father forbid the child to leave the cave,
A detective has come to town to investigate some serious murders where people are being boiled whole and ripped apart.
In the cave is a very strong man with the mind of a child who thinks he playing being protected by a mother who can't stop her son
  
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Deborah Eisenberg recommended Into That Darkness in Books (curated)

 
Into That Darkness
Into That Darkness
Gitta Sereny | 2013 | Biography, History & Politics
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"How is it possible that Franz Stangl, a kindly, unassuming, mild-mannered family man and policeman from the small Austrian city of Linz became the commandant of the Nazi death camp Treblinka, where he wore white riding breaches to oversee mass murders of Jews? Gitta Sereny conducts her months of interviews of him in prison—as well as interviews with his wife and acquaintances—with her customary decorum, intelligence, and respect. One of her many outstanding strengths as a journalist is that she is entirely committed to understanding her subjects rather than demonstrating that she and her readers are unassailably superior."

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The Chocolate Lady (94 KP) rated See What I Have Done in Books

Oct 6, 2020  
See What I Have Done
See What I Have Done
Sarah Schmidt | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry
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6.6 (7 Ratings)
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The infamous Lizzie Borden was the woman the public (but not a jury) believed murdered her father and stepmother with an axe. Since the science of forensics at the time was primitive at best, they found neither proof of Lizzie's guilt or any other suspects. That means we will never know the whole truth. Sarah Schmidt has her own ideas about Lizzie Borden, her family and the murders, all of which she put into her debut novel "See What I Have Done." Read my review of this fascinating book here. https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2017/06/10/the-clock-on-the-mantle-ticked-ticked/