Savage Grace Cover
Podcast Mentions

Savage Grace

Natalie Robins

Drawing on private diaries, confidential documents, and interviews, the authors relate the tragic ordeal of the Baekelands, a jet set family torn apart by love triangles, incest, matricide, black magic, drugs, and suicide

Podcasts 1
Quotes 3
Rotten Mango

It was described as a must-read, dark, twisted, and oddly comedic true-crime book, based on the Bakeland family, and involved over 50 interviews with those closest to the family.

"

there's such a good book on this case called Savage Grace by Natalie Robbins and Stephen M.L. Aronson.

— Episode: #126: Mom “Cures” Son With Incest (Murde...

Episode: #126: Mom “Cures” Son With Incest (Murder of Barba...

It was described as a must-read, dark, twisted, and oddly comedic true-crime book, based on the Bakeland family, and involved over 50 interviews with those closest to the family.

"

there's such a good book on this case called Savage Grace by Natalie Robbins and Stephen M.L. Aronson.

I can't imagine how long that the authors put into this book. They interviewed over 50 people closest to this crazy crazy family and yes the story itself is so wild but the people I mean there's something else. To even sit down and have conversations with these people I can't imagine it to be the biggest headache of my life.

They really put in their work, they got their facts, they got to the details and I just this is a must read. It's straight up a dark twisted at times oddly comedic almost like a homicidal fiction book that's the vibe that it gives me but it's a true story.

Note: The book recommendations on this page are discovered automatically from podcast transcripts, and may be incorrect or incomplete.