When sixteen-year-old Sara Parcell goes missing, it\'s an utter tragedy--and an entertaining national obsession--in this thoughtful and addictively readable Novel that offers a fresh and provocative take on whodunits and True Crime Sara Parcell disappeared without a trace on a crisp April morning in Frederick, Maryland.
Groundbreaking, fast-moving, and informed, this is a Novel about who\'s really responsible for the tragedies we love to consume..
By revealing the seedy underbelly of the True Crime entertainment machine, Kill Show probes literary territory beyond the bounds of the standard whodunit; it\'s a thoughtful exploration into America\'s obsession with the mysteries, cold cases, and violent tales we turn to for comfort.
Through interviews with family members, neighbors, law enforcement, television executives, and a host of other compelling characters, Sweren-becker constructs a riveting tale about one family\'s tragedy--and Hollywood\'s insatiable desire to exploit it.
Yet Kill Show , filled with diabolical twists and provocative social commentary, is no standard mystery.
In this genre-bending novel, Daniel Sweren-becker fashions an oral history around the seemingly familiar Crime of a teenage girl gone missing.
But is it possible that everyone missed the biggest secret of all? Ten years after these events, the people who knew Sara best are finally ready to talk.
Her tragic story was a national obsession and the centerpiece of a controversial television docuseries that followed her disappearance in real time.
When sixteen-year-old Sara Parcell goes missing, it\'s an utter tragedy--and an entertaining national obsession--in this thoughtful and addictively readable Novel that offers a fresh and provocative take on whodunits and True Crime Sara Parcell disappeared without a trace on a crisp April morning in Frederick, Maryland
