I think this book is an example of "bookstagram made me do it". It was so hyped and a few that I follow really loved it when they read it. I am JUST getting into true crime, having only read one book and a tv documentary or two so far. So, I had heard of the My Favourite Murder podcast but knew nothing else about this book.

That being said, this wasn't what I expected. I thought that the authors were going to share more about true crime than their own stories. Not that I didn't enjoy and appreciate their stories and all of the background info they shared, because I did. But I just felt disconnected to this book because I had no idea who these ladies were and I felt I needed more background to understand them better, and also find them more funny I think.

What I did love was how these ladies are a true example of taking risks in business, following your passions, hanging onto and striving for creativity, and enjoying life's journey. So, I recommend this book for fans of their podcast because I bet you will really love, but not to anyone who is just looking for some true crime insight.