The Phantom Killer

Interesting if gruesome read about a string of serial killings in Texarkana during the mid 40s.

The book started as an interesting read and you wanted to keep reading but when it gets to chapter 10 it just becomes tedious. Chapters devoted to the potential suspect could have been written in a way without the repetitive details. The book was well researched but it did not required 26 chapters to tell the story.