Killers of the Flower Moon

I purchased Kindle version of the book and it is edited very well. I found no flaws at all.Now about the content- A full review will be full of spoilers and I do not wish to give those away not at least before the movie is released.This book is full of gripping twists after twists.You must read this book to know about the horrors that white Americans inflicted upon the native Americans and I was very surprised to know how deep and structured the crimes committed were.I totally trust that Martin will bring out the best out of the book, but still can say that even he will fail to translate too many necessary details into the movie and one must must read this book after watching the movie.(If you do not want to get spoilers, and I can assure that you really do not want that)

A gripping expose of America's dark underbelly.

Superbly written. My heart feels for the osage people.such injustice meted out just for money,heart wrenching and spellbinding from start to finish

this is a must read book on human greed and monstrosity. And Hope.

A well researched book , i mean the writing team must have read lots of books nd spend lots of time . It will worth 100% of your time.

The book is well researched and it is shocking to know how far below the whites were ready to go down the immorality lane to loot natives. There is probably a movie coming up. It is in fact a murder mystery where a series of murders committed over years. Those interested in native American history should not miss it. Very gripping.

Very gripping and thoroughly researched book. Well done! What could have poor Indians do if the whole system is scheming against them.

Must read for Crime book lovers. Very intriguing and keeps you glued to the pages. Great amount of research done by the Author.

Acabo de recibirlo y le doy 3 estrellas por el error de impresión de la portada. Al parecer todas las demás hojas están bien. Compre el libro por la película que saldrá, esperemos este interesante

A fantastic true story well told.

Una storia triste, con risvolti paradossali. Gli Osage, nativi americani, che vengono emarginati e infine costretti in un'area limitata dove la vita è difficile. Però il destino fa sì che nel sottosuolo venga scoperto, negli anni '20, immensi giacimenti di petrolio. Assalto di avventurieri e veri fuorilegge per accaparrarsi territori anche sposandosi con Osage. Una serie di strani delitti creerà suspense a non finire. Da leggere!

I have not heard about the Osage nation nor the atrocious crimes committed against them before I read this excellent work of researching and storytelling by David Grann. Hence, as I proceeded page after page, I was utterly enthralled by the sinister nature of the conspiracy that took place in the Osage County (if I had not read this, I would probably think the so told story was a work of fiction). This book is an outstanding reminder of the violence, corruption and greed directed to the indigenous people and that hitherto affects the life of its descendants. It is also a nice portrait of the United States in the 20th century, as well as the FBI birth and the oil boom.

Well-informed, and a brilliant testimony of white Americans' greed and a total lack of respect for Native Americans. Written like a suspense story, but a real and serious investigation all along.