Who Killed These Girls? The Unsolved Murders That Rocked a Texas Town

"Gripping, moving, and as good as any depiction of a murder case since In Cold Blood. . . . This transcends the genre. Brilliant." Ann Patchett

A true-crime page-turner. . . . Lowry exhausts every possible scenario behind the shocking, unsolved quadruple murder . . . and offers a theory on what really happened. New York Post

Deeply compassionate . . . An agonizing portrait. . . . We re fortunate to have [Lowry] as our investigator, our cultural historian, our mourner. Austin Chronicle

Heartfelt. . . . Chillingly concise. . . . Lowry works the case from a human rather than a forensic angle. The New York Times Book Review

A page turner. . . . A very real reminder that horror isn t just a fictional genre. . . . Lowry lets no detail escape her literary light. . . .These murders shook a city and are sure to haunt you long after you set the book aside. Bust

A story of pain and loss, and how one heinous act that takes four lives destroys so many others. . . . In its swift pacing, intimate peeks into the characters lives, and deep research and reportage, Who Killed These Girls? features everything we wish for in a book about an event we wish had never happened. Los Angeles Review of Books
 
Gripping . . . well-researched and thought provoking. . . . A terror-filled thrill ride which is captivating from start to finish. New York Journal of Books

Beverly Lowry is rapidly becoming the Zola of Central Texas. Her character studies only get better. Larry McMurtry