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It's ok. I enjoyed learning new facts about Richard that you can't really find on the internet. But for Richard fans, half of this book is information about detectives and investigators, their hobbies and interests. Celebrations and correspondence between each other, often times with no mention of Richard. The average reader of this book probably won't care what college the lead investigator went to or how they rose up the ranks in the police force but I suppose it makes for good filler. Other than that, the book was written well and descriptive, makes you feel like you're actually there. But the trial part of the book mentioned nearly ever single miniscule irrelevant detail to the point it was painful to get through.

The night stalker

It was awful and didn't make much sense. Pocahontas seems to fall in love with John Smith within her first meeting with him. Super rushed. She also magically knows English and the other settlers can somehow understand her also when she tells him she loves him. The animals don't really have any reason to be there except to provide weak comedic humor, atleast the talking objects in Beauty and the Beast provided support, same with Mulan. But these animals just exist to make stupid jokes that don't really tie in with the movie. None of the characters have a strong background that makes you want to empathize with them either, we don't see the dream Pocahontas keeps mentioning or even memories of her mother or her mother's death. Everything seemed rushed and awful, the only reason I gave it an extra star is because the music was decent.

Pocahontas

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