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Book Review: Bitch on Wheels #150Books

January 23, 2014 by Kenna Griffin

I don’t understand women.

This makes me feel really sorry for men. I mean, I am a woman and I don’t understand them, so what chance to do men have?

Sharon NelsonTo be fair, I understand most women pretty well. It’s women like Sharon Nelson who I really don’t get.

The Colorado woman apparently thought every man on the planet owed her something. Supposedly she was beautiful, although I don’t see how anyone could think a woman who behaved like her was attractive. Sharon used her beauty to bed or attempt to bed seemingly every man she met. There was one man in particular who she had under her spell.

Bitch on Wheels: The Sharon Nelson Double Murder Case by Gregg Olsen is the story of Sharon and her lover Gary Adams, who she convinced to murder two of her three husbands.

To say that Sharon was trashy is an understatement. I can understand why women didn’t like her. She was slutty and rude and seems to have lied like she didn’t know the truth. She confessed to her lover’s crimes after having detectives drive her to a Pizza Hut. Of course, she also told friends that doctors’ wives (her second husband was an optometrist) needed to show a little bit of class. Indeed.

 

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