Roger Cross (2)

I've always been intrigued by the Yorkshire Ripper, mainly because I was in the brownies when he was doing all his killings (the later ones anyway) and we weren't allowed to camp overnight or go on midnight hikes because of him. This book is okay, but some of the sequencing doesn't seem right. All of a sudden the author will start talking about something and I found myself thinking, "Have I missed something" because it didn't follow on from anything else that had been written. It was easy to read though - I read it in a couple of days.… (meer)