Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll is more than just a true crime-inspired novel — it's a powerful, feminist retelling that centers the voices of victims instead of glorifying the killer. In this review, we explore how Knoll masterfully blends fact and fiction, critiques media bias, and gives power back to the women whose stories are too often forgotten. If you think you know the story, think again.

People Who Eat Darkness – True Crime If you're into true crime, People Who Eat Darkness  is a must-read . I was gifted this book before our trip to Japan. It had been on my reading list for a while, and I wanted to finish it before we went. When it comes to true crime books, especially, it's important for me to remember that this actually happened . Being able to visualize the area where the crime took place  helps me understand and absorb the story on a deeper level. “What w

The Body Keeps the Score by Dr. Bessel van der Kolk is a groundbreaking exploration of how trauma reshapes the brain and body, and how healing must happen on both levels. Blending neuroscience, case studies, and alternative therapies, this book offers hope, understanding, and a path forward for anyone affected by trauma or seeking to understand it more deeply.