This look at the victims found at the Gilgo Beach site did a really good job eulogizing members of society that are often treated as disposable.

I felt the author walked a good line between realistically showing how cavalier these young women were with their well being and how much they were set up to fail, structurally.

It is very repetitive, and the book predates any real suspect profile. So it didn’t feel like a typical true crime book.