June A. (pertdoe) reviewed on 3/8/2014 + 191 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 2

This book was just O.K. The true story of how when the author was a small child, a man came to work for them and his name was Al. Little did his mother know that this was the infamous Albert DeSalvo. There had allready been several women murdered, but when one woman was murdered the man who had worked for her was accused and put in prison. The book kind of bogged down with the trials of both Roy Clark and finally Albert DeSalvo. I have read a couple of Junger's books and really liked them, however I didn't think this one was up to his usual speed.

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