This is a quick, easy read. There's not much depth and minimal research, but it's a good summary of the topic and offers some engaging personal anecdotes, as well as examples.

This is not your standard true crime novel. Being used to the typical fact-heavy format, this was a bit of an adjustment, but it was ultimately a pleasant, light read. The story is more novel, less journalism, focusing on the thoughts, motives and feelings of Knowles rather than the details of his crimes. It was well written, and I enjoyed it.