Nothing Can Hurt You

In Nothing Can Hurt You, Nicola Maye Goldberg crafts a haunting narrative inspired by a true story, exploring the aftermath of college student Sara Morgan's murder in 1997. As her boyfriend, Blake Campbell, navigates the complexities of his acquittal due to a temporary insanity plea, a diverse group of community members becomes intertwined in the ripple effects of her death. From Sara's half-sister seeking justice to a teenager connecting with a convicted serial killer, the novel delves into themes of voyeurism, obsession, and the pervasive nature of gendered violence, told through a compelling chorus of voices.