Tell Me Everything

This book has two narratives. First is the college football case, the second is the author's personal story of her abuse. I found myself more interested with the latter as it was, obviously, the more personal of the two. The case had a lot of names and pieces that it was difficult to keep all of the information straight. There were also some random facts scattered around that went on a bit long when there wasn't a direct connection to anything going on which kept throwing me off. Ultimately, my heart broke for the victims in both accounts. I wanted to jump in an help however I could.