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