Summary of Ryan Green's The Truro Murders
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 James's family was struggling, and he had no home or prospects for the future. He began to steal to survive.
#2 Miller was a thief who was in and out of prison for the past 20 years. He was never violent, but he had a personal aversion to violence. He was also extremely persistent, and would always return to prison after being released.
#3 James's obsession with Chris was obvious. He immediately started asking him to be his partner in a game of table tennis, and the two became cellmates. They spent almost every waking moment together before their trial dates.
#4 After spending time in prison with James, Chris was released and they were free to start their life together. However, it seemed almost inevitable that they would re-offend in an attempt to return to their beloved Christopher.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 James's family was struggling, and he had no home or prospects for the future. He began to steal to survive.
#2 Miller was a thief who was in and out of prison for the past 20 years. He was never violent, but he had a personal aversion to violence. He was also extremely persistent, and would always return to prison after being released.
#3 James's obsession with Chris was obvious. He immediately started asking him to be his partner in a game of table tennis, and the two became cellmates. They spent almost every waking moment together before their trial dates.
#4 After spending time in prison with James, Chris was released and they were free to start their life together. However, it seemed almost inevitable that they would re-offend in an attempt to return to their beloved Christopher.
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