Bright Young Women

Tallahassee, 1978. Sorority president Pamela Schumacher wakes to a shocking scene of implausible violence and death, and is drawn into a mystifying crime that grips the nation for decades . . .
In Seattle, Tina Cannon connects her best friend's disappearance to the Tallahassee tragedy, and is convinced that a single man is responsible.
Determined to find justice, the two join forces as their search for answers leads to a final, shocking confrontation . . .

'Knoll deconstructs the myth of a criminal mastermind, revealing the women he seeks to destroy as the truly brilliant ones' - Flynn Berry, author of Northern Spy
'A sharp examination of our culture's obsession with serial killers and true crime' - Harper's Bazaar, Best Books of the Year
'Knoll sets about dismantling every last Bundy myth with a controlled but palpable rage.' - Catherine Ryan Howard, author of Run Time