Dale Hudson (1) (1953–2009)
Auteur de An Hour To Kill: A True Story of Love, Murder, and Justice in a Small Southern Town (St. Martin's True Crime Library)
Pour les autres auteurs qui s'appellent Dale Hudson, voyez la page de désambigüisation.
Œuvres de Dale Hudson
Étiqueté
Partage des connaissances
- Nom légal
- Hudson, William Dale
- Date de naissance
- 1953
- Date de décès
- 2009-08
- Sexe
- male
- Lieux de résidence
- South Carolina, USA
Membres
Critiques
on Sunday, May 18, 2008 I wrote:............
Warning Spoler Alert!!
I picked my first True crime book after being a month without any.
I had started to get a bit annoyed and bored by the True Crime books I had read. Especially because most TC authors do not build the suspense anymore.
Wow, I am so glad I chose this book .
What a great read. I was lying in bed , my heart racing, so scary.
This is how a good true crime book should be written.
(although I still think authors should not start with the murder) ;)
I decided to skip the first few episodes , started with the story of the Teenagers (Chapter 10) . Once I was where everything had happened, then I went back to read the first 9 chapters
That is the best way to read this book.
Well I finished it last night (May 18 2008) I felt a bit sad cause what to read now and it was such a well written book and an interesting case, but glad that thanks to this book I remember again why I love to read true crime.
TC was the reason I started to read English books.
Last night I ordered 3 TC books online.
This book is shocking.
SPOILER!!!!
Still wonder about Sandy though. I am a bit surprised how much influence one police cop has on the future of one of the girls. It seemed to me he hated Holly and I did not like how he blamed it all to her and not to Sandy.
Don't think Sandy was that innocent to be honest. I wish that Survivor judge Pascal English was her judge to.
Another thing I noticed was that Holly took the deal especially cause she did not want anyone to see the crime pictures. Not the public and specially not her family.
Well the author showed the crime pics to everyone to see.
I would give this book a 10 if not for the spoilers in the first few chapters. so i give it a 9.5… (plus d'informations)
Warning Spoler Alert!!
I picked my first True crime book after being a month without any.
I had started to get a bit annoyed and bored by the True Crime books I had read. Especially because most TC authors do not build the suspense anymore.
Wow, I am so glad I chose this book .
What a great read. I was lying in bed , my heart racing, so scary.
This is how a good true crime book should be written.
(although I still think authors should not start with the murder) ;)
I decided to skip the first few episodes , started with the story of the Teenagers (Chapter 10) . Once I was where everything had happened, then I went back to read the first 9 chapters
That is the best way to read this book.
Well I finished it last night (May 18 2008) I felt a bit sad cause what to read now and it was such a well written book and an interesting case, but glad that thanks to this book I remember again why I love to read true crime.
TC was the reason I started to read English books.
Last night I ordered 3 TC books online.
This book is shocking.
SPOILER!!!!
Still wonder about Sandy though. I am a bit surprised how much influence one police cop has on the future of one of the girls. It seemed to me he hated Holly and I did not like how he blamed it all to her and not to Sandy.
Don't think Sandy was that innocent to be honest. I wish that Survivor judge Pascal English was her judge to.
Another thing I noticed was that Holly took the deal especially cause she did not want anyone to see the crime pictures. Not the public and specially not her family.
Well the author showed the crime pics to everyone to see.
I would give this book a 10 if not for the spoilers in the first few chapters. so i give it a 9.5… (plus d'informations)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 5
- Membres
- 160
- Popularité
- #131,702
- Évaluation
- 3.7
- Critiques
- 2
- ISBN
- 19
It's an interesting crime, but unfortunately, that's lost in the poor writing. It feels like a high school student wrote this book instead of a professional author. I found the writing very distracting, and I set aside the book more than once because I disliked the writing style so much.