4 Stars
Grisly and disturbing
This book is definitely not for the faint of heart. It's grisly and disturbing and
all the things you hope come from a book about a serial killer. The name Strawberries for the killer makes it different and is the perfect irony for this story. There is a lingering evil throughout the book, and the story is very intense. The characters are very in depth and have some growth. There is quite a dramatic flair to the story, but it works.
