Picked up in a Healthy Planet shop.

Freddie Montgomery, the first-person narrator confesses to murder and presents his confession as he sits in jail awaiting trial the readers therefore are the judge and jury.

The crime was not inspired by any discernible motive. Rather Freddie is a sort of accidental killer suggesting that anyone can become a monster. Portraying Freddie like this I believe suggests that the author is also trying to influence the readers' conventional thinking about crime, criminals and their motives.The murder was not planned rather it was the result of an unleashing of a primitive urge. ''I killed her because I could.''

I cannot in truth say that I found this an overly captivating read, thought provoking maybe thrilling not really. It was OK but little more than that. Perhaps the next reader will get more out of it.

Going out as part of a swap. Enjoy!

Thanks so much for sending me this! :) Looking forward to reading it!

Sending this to chris147 in a little box filled with books :)

received this book from another bookcrosser.

I read this book and it is now available for another bookcrosser.

I am releasing this book during the New Years Meeting in Amsterdam.
I hope you'll like it.

aangezien obcz-westerpark tijdelijk buiten gebruik is, en er zeker minder plaats voor boeken terugkomt dan er was, ben ik wat boeken uit de kast (die nu in een opslagje liggen) aan het loslaten in het wild. Dit is er één van!

in het kastje gezet :-)