BITTER HARVEST: A WOMAN'S FURY A MOTHERS SACRIFICE : "A Woman's Fury, a Mother's Sacrifice"

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Summary: It made my flight seem so short.
Review: I'm a big Ann Rule fan, so I was so pleased when I found herlatest book at the airport bookstore. I consider this one of her best books and I found the protagonist fascinating. I only wished that Ms. Rule could have uncovered some more information about Dr. Green's childhood.

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Summary: It made my flight seem so short.
Review: I'm a big Ann Rule fan, so I was so pleased when I found her latest book at the airport bookstore. I consider this one of her best books and I found the protagonist fascinating. I only wished that Ms. Rule could have uncovered some more information about Dr. Green's childhood.

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Summary: Bitter Harvest kept me on edge, by disbelief.
Review: Bitter Harvest was the first book I ever read by Ann Rule. Iwas impressed by her research in to this case. I can only wonder what she felt when she wrote this book. It had to be hard if she is a mother, because I know that nothing could ever make me do the things that Deb did to her kids. I only hope that people could be more aware of what is happening around them so this kind of thing does not happen again. Ann did a great job in writting this book and I will buy more of her books. Keep up the good work.

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Summary: Bitter Harvest kept me on edge, by disbelief.
Review: Bitter Harvest was the first book I ever read by Ann Rule. I was impressed by her research into this case. I can only wonder what she felt when she wrote this book. It had to be hard if she is a mother, because I know that nothing could ever make me do the things that Deb did to her kids. I only hope that people could be more aware of what is happening around them so this kind of thing does not happen again. Ann did a great job in writting this book and I will buy more of her books. Keep up the good work.

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Summary: From a True Crime Junkie From Manhattan.
Review: This was a great non-fiction book. One of the best true crimenovels I've read. Ann Rule brings all these people to life-just as if the reader were there all along. A definite sign of a great non-fiction writer (or any writer) is when the reader cannot put the book down. I knew how it was going to end and I could not stop reading about this horrible woman!!!

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Summary: From a True Crime Junkie From Manhattan.
Review: This was a great non-fiction book. One of the best true crime novels I've read. Ann Rule brings all these people to life-just as if the reader were there all along. A definite sign of a great non-fiction writer (or any writer) is when the reader cannot put the book down. I knew how it was going to end and I could not stop reading about this horrible woman!!!

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Summary: Suspenseful.....and very hard to put down!
Review: Ann Rule is brilliant when it comes to true crime! BitterHarvest is well written and unique. Dr. Debra Green could have been so much more than she turned out to be. I would suggest this book to anyone who enjoys a down-to-earth, very good true crime. Suspensful doesn't do this book justice!

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Summary: Suspenseful.....and very hard to put down!
Review: Ann Rule is brilliant when it comes to true crime! Bitter Harvest is well written and unique. Dr. Debra Green could have been so much more than she turned out to be. I would suggest this book to anyone who enjoys a down-to-earth, very good true crime. Suspensful doesn't do this book justice!

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Summary: Excellent!
Review: By far, the best book I've read. I feel like I got to know theFarrar-Green family personally and feel so much emotion toward this family struck by tragedy. As a wife, I can understand the pain and defeat that Debora felt yet as a mother, I find it so difficult to believe that she was able to carry out such a horrific crime against her very, very innocent children. I finished this book last week and am still having a difficult time moving on to another. I just can't let this one go yet.

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Summary: Excellent!
Review: By far, the best book I've read. I feel like I got to know the Farrar-Green family personally and feel so much emotion toward this family struck by tragedy. As a wife, I can understand the pain and defeat that Debora felt yet as a mother, I find it so difficult to believe that she was able to carry out such a horrific crime against her very, very innocent children. I finished this book last week and am still having a difficult time moving on to another. I just can't let this one go yet.