Book review: This Book Will Bury Me by Ashley Winstead
This Book Will Bury Me by Ashley Winstead is getting some flack given it’s partially based on real-life murders and some readers feel Winstead is profiting from real-life tragedy. Winstead includes a preface noting [its inspiration] but assures readers it’s not non-fiction. Which is good as I don’t read non-fiction. It does however, she explains, reference actual murders and I was reminded of Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll which included reference to Ted Bundy’s final murders. Here our narrator is Janeway (Jane) whose father dies of a heart attack while she’s at college. They were close so Jane tries to find a reason for his death, becoming part of The Real Crime Network, before splintering off to join a small eclectic group who garner media attention when they help break a case.









