Tammy's Reviews > Murderland: Crime and Bloodlust in the Time of Serial Killers

Can we put a stop to the trend of authors adding themselves to nonfiction works? I don't care if you grew up in the Pacific Northwest unless you met or interacted with a serial killer I don't know how your upbringing is supposed to be relevant. I had the same problem with A Good Bad Boy. The book is trying to make a case for lead and arsenic poisoning contributing to the number of serial killers. I don't think the case was successfully made. It is horrific to go over a lot of the killings and abuse committed by these men. The innocent lives lost and the bodies that have never been recovered for the families to have closure is heartbreaking.