Review: A PAGE TURNER
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2012
For all those who are judging a book by typos-you a missing out-because the typos have been fixed!  I think the author John Summit has a lot of integrity.  Despite initial poor reviews, he remedied the situation and went on to write other great books:Children Who Kill: The Stories of 7 Children Convicted of Killing Their Parents (True Crime Series)andFriends Who Kill Friends: The Stories of 7 Friends Convicted of Murder Over Jealousy, Love, Sex & Dares (True Crime Series).  Though the subject matter is a tough to wrap your head around, it is an easy read and so well written it makes you want to see what will happen next!While reading the title, serial killings may come to mind.  This book is not that, it is-as is stated in the title-about doctors who were convicted of murder.  The author lays out the case in a "just the facts" style and lets the reader draw their own conclusion.  Of course, each doctor featured was convicted by a jury, but some of the facts make you wonder, "Did he/she do it?"  It makes you go, "Hmmm," at times.While some of the personalities may lead you to jump to the conclusion that the doctor definitely "did it," it does make you wonder.  Collectively, the personality of the doctors is one driven by their own personal charm, their "who me?" demeanor, as they use societies rules against us to get their way.