I love true crime but in all honesty would rather watch something about it than read it. (At least with non-fiction) This, though, I still felt was a well done book. It follows the killings of gay men in the 80-90s, but it gives an in depth look at the ones who lost their lives.

Sadly these cases aren't well known or talked about because of the sexuality of the victims (which shouldn't matter) and the AIDS epidemic that was so rampant around that time.

I really liked that I got glimpses into the lives of the men that sadly lost their lives. I feel like we tend to mostly focus on the killer and their life and I'm glad I got to read more than just that.