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PangoBooks readers find this non-fiction book to be a tragic, compelling, and well-executed account of the Osage Nation murders. They praise the straightforward, journalistic writing style and commend the depth of research, which brings to light the sinister plots and corruption surrounding the events. Many readers emphasize how informative and evocative the storytelling is, and they recommend it to both true crime enthusiasts and those interested in American history. The book’s exploration of themes such as racial inequality, government corruption, and the early days of the FBI leaves a lasting impression, making it a highly recommended read according to the reviews.