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The Black Hole: The Real Story of the Man Who Was Forced to Become The Double Of Saddam Hussein's Sadistic Son

1 review
Latif Yahia

Arcanum Publishing, 2006

A powerful book with a serious, timely message!
I Was Saddam's Son told the true story of Latif Yahia's horrible fate when he was forced to serve as "body double" for Saddam Hussein's evil son Uday. In that book Yahia was yanked from the frontlines where he served as captain in the "useless Iran-Iraq War" and taken to Saddam's presidential palace. When he refused Uday's order to take his place in dangerous, life-threatening situations, he was ...

Satan's Scat (The Destiny's Damned Trilogy)

2 reviews
Shawna Ryan

Pilchuck Publishing, Inc, 2007

Gripping Tale
This second installment in an expected trilogy lived up to my expectations. From the first page, I was sucked into the rapid development of the plot and characters. Very vividly written with lots of action and suspense--a dark tale, but one that doesn't go over the edge into unbelievability.

Teasing: Innocent Fun or Sadistic Malice?

1 review
Linda Sones Feinberg

New Horizon Press, 1996

worth reading for the teaser and the teasee
i found this book to be very interesting from both the teaser'spoint of view,and the teasee's pointof view. the book also had some interesting relationship advice in the form of flirting to get a date, and flirting to maintain or save a relationship.flirting equals teasing

A Closer Look At The Bible and its Sadistic and Genocidal God: The Book of Genesis, First in a Series

1 review

Trafford Publishing, 2006

Great Book
I can't wait for the next book in the series. This book has helped me getting away from the Evangelical Christian nonsense they call Truth. Especially the first two chapters of Genesis and its absurd contradictions and myth, were entertaining and eye opening. A person needs to read the Bible like any other book. Don't overlook the obvious fictional accounts it gives. And try to answer this: ...

Serial Killers and Sadistic Murderers - Up Close and Personal

3 reviews
Jack Levin

Prometheus Books, 2008

A series of lessons identifying the mind of these killers and how their murders occur
After twenty-five years of probing serial murders, interviewing killers and their families, neighbors, and surviving victims, author Jack Levin has become an expert on the topic - and here translates his expertise to a series of lessons identifying the mind of these killers and how their murders occur. Any college-level collection strong in enforcement books will find this an invaluable tool to ...

101 People You Won't Meet in Heaven: The Twisted Achievements of the Most Brutal and Sadistic Individuals the ...

1 review
Michael Powell

The Lyons Press, 2007

Synopsis of some whacked people
Michael Powell gives us a condensed history of 101 of some of the most vile people ever to have lived. Each entry is broken into a mini-biography containing Name; Title (aka), Birth, Death, Influences, What they did wrong, Body Count, and Quotes regarding them and most of them have accompanying photos. It's a listing of murderers and rapists that are truly repulsive. Included are 39 ...

Destiny's Damned

5 reviews
Shawna Ryan

Pilchuck Publishing, Inc., 2006

A real thriller
Ms. Ryan develops a convoluted story. The pace is fast with enough clues to keep you trying to figure out the plot and the villians. I kept racing ahead looking for the next clue. A fascinating read. Excellent first book, I can hardly wait for the next book in the series.

Vulture: Profiling Sadistic Serial Killers

2 reviews
Deborah Schurman-Kauflin

Universal Publishers, 2005

Very Informative
As someone who works with troubled teens, I can see characteristics to watch for those who may be more disturbed than I had thought. This book is very important for anyone who has the opportunity to identify one of these monsters before they can destroy people.

Splintered Emotions: Aftermath of Child Abuse

2 reviews
Trena Cole

Oberpark Publishing Inc, 2006

"Splintered Emotions" review
Trena Cole's books are very unsettling accounts of her life as a victim of child abuse. Her first book, "Charred Souls," is an emotional description of the abuse she endured throughout her childhood. "Splintered Emotions" is a more matter-of-fact account of how such sadistic child abuse affected her adult life. It's about her healing process, as she goes from surviving to thriving as an adult. ...

Eternal Bondage

3 reviews
Maria Isabel Pita, Richard. tries hard to take the place of her sadistic late husband, ...

Chimera Publishing, 2002

An Absorbing Novel with Depth
Evelyn Taylor is still distraught one year after her husband's death in a car accident. Traveling the world, she goes to Egypt to lose herself in the ancient tombs. However, she begins to see visions of her deceased husband, and a photographer tries to help her to solve the mystery of her visions. This quite nice erotic novel by the author of "Thorsday Night" is somewhat similar to her earlier ...

RITES OF BURIAL: THE HORRIFIC ACCOUNT OF A SADISTIC SERIAL SEX KILLER

8 reviews
TROY COLE TOM JACKMAN

TRUE CRIME, 1995

If you want to know ALL the DETAILS, this is for you
I picked this book up in a bargain bin. As I started to read it, I was quite shocked by the graphic details and disturbing pictures in this book. Other reviewers have said this book is insensitive and biased. Although I understand this point, I disagree. If you truly want to examine the depravity of serial murderers, you have to know the details of their crimes to be able to understand the ...

Right to Life: And 2 Stories

10 reviews
Jack Ketchum

Gauntlet Press, 2002

Twisted Tale of Captivity
Jack Ketchum delivers another discomforting look at the dark side of human nature. A bizarre, sadistic couple of right-to-lifers kidnap a pregnant woman in front of an abortion clinic, hold her captive and engage in various forms of physical, psychological and sexual torture. I don't know why, but I couldn't put it down. Very graphic and descriptive as Ketchum tends to be. Not for the ...

How to Make a Serial Killer: The Twisted Development of Innocent Children into the World's Most Sadistic ...

1 review
Christopher Berry-Dee, Steven Morris

Ulysses Press, 2008

Interesting overview
The authors spend each chapter focusing on a serial killer, making an effort to determine what factors made them psychopaths. They were fairly good about including a variety of serial killers--not all of the examples were the standard lust killers. They even included a woman, which not all authors bother to do. However, I would have liked more depth from this book, particularly when it came to ...

Lethal Shadow: The Chilling True-Crime Story of a Sadistic Sex Slayer

5 reviews
Stephen G. Michaud

Authorlink, 2003

what are you talking about?
THIS BOOK WAS GREAT - the author didn't make it a hollywood show like ann rule, etc. He wrote the facts of the case. Explained the horrific things that this man did. As a TRUE crime book goes this is one of the best.... Ann Rule and others like her GLAM it up to tell a story for the new york times best seller list. This book states how it is - no beefing up the evidence to try to impress you. No ...

Professor Spender and the Sadistic Impulse

1 review
Jack Spender

Blue Moon Books, 1989

Professor Spender lives a life I'm envious of.
A mistake I fear many people make when casually glancing at this book is to dismiss it as erotica. There can be no denying that Jack Spender is certainly unreserved when relating details of his sexual escapades, but writing racy scenes is easy. This book surprised me with the depth and detail afforded it's characters. The author makes me wonder as to how much of his story is fiction and how ...

Actors on the Burmese Stage; A Trilogy of the Anglo-Burmese Wars Vol. Two: A Sadistic Scholar Captain ...
Terence R. Blackburn

APH Publishing Corporation, 2002

This book covers the Second Anglo-Burmese War. The actions of Captain Latter are examined, and the pivotal part he played in the events as a junior officer and interpreter. The rivalry between the Indian Navy, the Royal Navy, and the Military, are observed, as is the inexplicable behaviour of the military commander.

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