Review: Short but shocking
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2013
What this book lacks in size, it makes up for in shock factor. It's written in such a way that teenagers might enjoy it, but it's detailed and compelling enough to keep the attention of adults too.It's incredible that anyone would get away with what Genene Jones did, not just at a hospital, but then again in a clinic. She had a tragic beginning, but that doesn't excuse killing and injuring anyone, least of all innocent babies and toddlers. Maybe she did do it because she wanted to be portrayed as the hero when these children recovered, but too many of them didn't. One would have been too many. This book is short but detailed enough to leave you thinking about it long after you finish.