Books matching: justice for victims
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Save:Not your average detective story - raw, dark, and deeply felt, Strega cements Burke as an icon in noir fiction, but be prepared for tough themes and a heavy atmosphere. Perfect for fans of hard-edged crime novels.
The redhead walked slowly up the bridle path, one foot deliberately in front of the other, looking straight ahead. She was dressed in a heavy sweatsuit and carrying some kind of gym bag in her hand. H...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Burke ) - #2
Save:'Suffer The Little Children' by Barbara Davis is a true crime novel that delves into the chilling story of Jesse James Cummings Jr, a cruel and controlling sociopath who terrorized his family. Through the eyes of the author, readers are exposed to the brutal and detailed account of the life of Jesse Cummings, a serial rapist and murderer. The narrative explores the lives of the victims, the horrors they endured, and the ultimate justice that was served. The writing style is captivating and moving, evoking a range of emotions from horror to compassion, making it a must-read for those interested in true crime stories.
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Save:A smart, tense, and darkly compelling thriller with irresistible leads. Gritty, timely, and utterly addictive - definitely check it out if you like well-crafted mysteries with heart.
meet our girl: seventeen, arrived here a year ago from a rough and dusty town in Chiapas, considered pretty by most standards because she is young, her face unmarked by scars or wrinkles, her body boa...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Alice Vega ) - #4
Save:An eye-opening, science-fueled journey behind the scenes of forensic investigation. Fascinating for crime and science buffs, though a bit detailed for those who aren’t here for the geeky stuff.
The Lord said to Cain, “Where is Abel your brother?” And Cain said, “I do not know. Am I my brother’s keeper?” And He said, “What have you done? The voice of your brother’s blood cries out to Me from... - #5
Save:Haunting, gritty, and deeply empathetic, this novella forces you to confront uncomfortable truths about violence, justice, and survival. Not for the faint of heart, but a worthwhile (if difficult) read for those who can handle it.
HE WASN’T THAT YOUNG. He didn’t look young and he didn’t act young and most of the time he didn’t feel young. He was a rookie, though. A damn rookie almost thirty years old and just out of Police Acad... - #6
Save:A gripping, compassionate, and fast-paced thriller that gives voice to the women overshadowed by a notorious killer - highly recommended for fans of smart, socially conscious crime fiction.
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Save:Endlessly fascinating in theory, a bit messy in execution - true crime lovers and detail junkies will be hooked, but those looking for a clean, linear mystery may want to look elsewhere.
The great hall was filled with the lingering aroma of pork and mallard duck sausage as black-vested waiters appeared, shouldering cups of vanilla bean blancmange. Connoisseurs sat at tables between th... - #8
Save:A wild, empowering rollercoaster ride of middle-aged women kicking ass and taking names - part murder mystery, part magical awakening, all feminist catharsis. Highly recommended if you’re ready to rage, laugh, and root for unconventional heroines.
A moving and necessary memoir that brings the refugee experience vividly to life - thought-provoking, emotional, and a must-read for anyone who wants to better understand the world beyond their own doorstep.
THE NIGHT BEGAN SOFTLY. MY LITTLE SISTER, Deborah, and I were lying in bed, closing our eyes, trying to fall asleep in the midsummer heat. It was a couple hours past dark, a scorcher of an August even...- #10
Save:'Our Guys: The Glen Ridge Rape and the Secret Life of the Perfect Suburb' by Bernard Lefkowitz delves into the horrifying events that occurred in Glen Ridge, exposing the dark secrets and disturbing behavior of the individuals involved. Through meticulous research and storytelling, the author uncovers the twisted dynamics of a community that idolizes teenage athletes to the point where they feel untouchable, leading to heinous crimes being committed and covered up. Lefkowitz's calm and nuanced narrative provides an insightful and gut-wrenching portrayal of the culture and circumstances that culminated in the events in question, shedding light on the complexities of societal expectations, governance, and the consequences of idolizing individuals without holding them accountable.
