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The Stranger Beside Me (Revised and Updated): 20th Anniversary

173 reviews
Ann Rule

Signet, 2001

True crime masterpiece
The Stranger Beside Me is the best true crime book I have ever read. However, it is also the most disturbing, so much so that more than once, I vowed not to finish it. Of course, I did finish it, and the story will probably stick with me for a while. The book is, for the most part, a chronological account of Ted Bundy's life. It's fascinating that the author was actually friends with Bundy ...

The Stranger Beside Me (Ted Bundy - His Shocking True Story) : The Book on Two Cassettes
Ann Rule

Simon & Schuster Audio, 1992

Ted Bundy - His Shocking True Story - Including Intimate Details Of The Serial-Killer's Final Moments. Special audio adaptation read by the Author, Ann Rule, on two cassettes (approx. 3 hours total time)

Stranger Beside Me

1 review
Ann Rule

Signet, 1980

THE KILLER BESIDE ME...
This is an excellent true crime book. It has an unusual twist in that the author and the subject of the book, serial killer Ted Bundy, had a platonic relationship that arose from the time they were co-workers for a Seattle, Washington crisis center. Quite frankly, the author initially had no idea that Ted Bundy was anything other than what he appeared to be: a handsome, intelligent, charismatic, ...

The Stranger Returns

6 reviews
Michael R. Perry

Pocket, 1992

Couldn't put it down
Once you accept the premise of Ted Bundy surviving his execution then the book is a terrific read. I'm surprised it hasn't been made into a movie. It is a much better book than his follow-up, "Skelter". I think Perry got into Ted Bundy's personality much better than many of the non-fiction books on Bundy. The friend of a friend of mine actually narrowly missed being a Bundy victim---she was ...

The stranger beside me
Mabel Seeley

DoubleDay, 1951

Stranger Beside Me: From the Author of Soul Takers

2 reviews
Robert Rootes

Authorhouse, 2002

Great fast-paced novel!
This is a great book and I think I'll look for other books by this author. Not as good as SOUL TAKERS, but an excellent follow-up. I can't wait for his next one.

Stranger Beside Me: Ted Bundy

2 reviews
Ann Rule

W.W. Norton & Co., 2000

THE KILLER BESIDE ME...
This is an excellent true crime book. It has an unusual twist in that the author and the subject of the book, serial killer Ted Bundy, had a platonic relationship that arose from the time they were co-workers for a Seattle, Washington crisis center. Quite frankly, the author initially had no idea that Ted Bundy was anything other than what he appeared to be: a handsome, intelligent, charismatic, ...