The Casebook of Forensic Detection: How Science Solved 100 of the World's Most Baffling Crimes36 reviews Colin Evans Wiley, 1998 Makes CSI come to life + The Evaluation + Kept my daughter interested Good to see that science can be used in the cases and solve them in some cases.             Whatever Mother Says...: A True Story of a Mother, Madness and Murder (St. Martin's True Crime Library)54 reviews Wensley Clarkson St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1995 One of the hardest true crime books to read ever + shamefull + Whatever Mother Say's review I read a lot of true crime, and like many others I was shocked and sickened by murderers Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo, the torture and murder finally by burning of Shanda Sharer and Jesse Cummings and his wicked exploits. Parts of this were even harder for me to read. Poor Suesan's account ...             Dead And Buried: A Shocking Account of Rape, Torture, and Murder on the California Coast41 reviews Corey Mitchell Pinnacle, 2003 Very eye opening + Dead and Buried + WOW, another great one. + Outstanding Research, Outstanding Writing, Outstanding True Crime             No, Daddy, Don't!: A Father's Murderous Act of Revenge33 reviews Irene Pence Pinnacle, 2003 A Father's Revenge That Could Have Been Prevented + Horrendous, but riveting.... + enthralling story leads to an inevitable tragedy + Couldn't put it down             The Hot House: Life Inside Leavenworth Prison57 reviews Pete Earley Bantam, 1993 A Must Read for All Correctional Workers + HAD NO IDEA! + A great collection of personal narratives + Very Interesting and Informative + The Hot House: Too Hot for Some!             Through the Window: The Terrifying True Story of Cross-Country Killer Tommy Lynn Sells29 reviews Diane Fanning St. Martin's True Crime, 2003 Another great true crime book + A roaming serial killer. Diane has managed to do it again. A well written book that takes you into the demented mind of Tommy Lynn Sells. I can only imagine the research that went into this book. Cross-Country killers are especially hard to write about because their crimes are so widespread.             The Murder Book (Alex Delaware)96 reviews Jonathan Kellerman Ballantine Books, 2003 This one deserves 6 or 7 stars! + The Murder Book by Jonathan Kellerman + Shadows from the past and for the future Man, but this one is a gut-wrencher! Total angst-fest! On the one hand, we have Alex trying to lose himself in this case in order to escape from his own misery now that Robin has left him (again) and on the other hand, we have Milo wallowing in his own fear and self-loathing when those close to him ...             The Stranger In My Bed (St. Martin's True Crime Library)10 reviews Michael Fleeman St. Martin's True Crime, 2003 Gruesome but great + What a sad, sad way for a beautiful girl to die This book tells an almost unbelievable tale of a very twisted man. The details on occasions are graphic but this makes for an even more compelling read. A really great read for any true crime lovers, I couldn't put it down...             Evidence Of Murder: A Twisted Killer's Trail of Violence6 reviews Samuel Roen Pinnacle, 2003 How much can one family endure? What makes this story even sadder is that the victim's husband lost his sister to a serial murderer years before. Now his beloved wife and the mother of his small child is kidnapped and brutally murdered. Carla Larson had alot to live for: A husband and child, a good job, and friends who cared ...             15 Serial Killers: Docufictions19 reviews Harold Jaffe Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2003 Eyes Wide Open... + Slick Hal + re-problematized sex and violence + It's a matter of style + More Superlative Darkly Disturbing Work From a Modern Master             Without Pity: Ann Rule's Most Dangerous Killers14 reviews Ann Rule Pocket, 2003 Selected True Crime Stories + Great collection of stories + One of Ann's Best!! + Something old, something new             Sick: An Anthology of Illness8 reviews Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2003 Pass me that barf bag, the one with the pretty picture on it + Very SICK indeed ! Very Original anthology + Wrong in so many of the right ways... + Keeps you on your toes             Four Blind Mice (Alex Cross)240 reviews James Patterson Vision, 2003 I LOVE ALEX CROSS! + Good interesting read + James Patterson + Repetitive & Over Familar             Evidence Of Murder: A Twisted Killer's Trail of Violence6 reviews Samuel Roen Pinnacle, 2003 How much can one family endure? What makes this story even sadder is that the victim's husband lost his sister to a serial murderer years before. Now his beloved wife and the mother of his small child is kidnapped and brutally murdered. Carla Larson had alot to live for: A husband and child, a good job, and friends who cared ...             The Murder Book (Alex Delaware)96 reviews Jonathan Kellerman Ballantine Books, 2003 This one deserves 6 or 7 stars! + The Murder Book by Jonathan Kellerman + Shadows from the past and for the future Man, but this one is a gut-wrencher! Total angst-fest! On the one hand, we have Alex trying to lose himself in this case in order to escape from his own misery now that Robin has left him (again) and on the other hand, we have Milo wallowing in his own fear and self-loathing when those close to him ...             No, Daddy, Don't!: A Father's Murderous Act of Revenge33 reviews Irene Pence Pinnacle, 2003 A Father's Revenge That Could Have Been Prevented + Horrendous, but riveting.... + enthralling story leads to an inevitable tragedy + Couldn't put it down             The Stranger In My Bed (St. Martin's True Crime Library)10 reviews Michael Fleeman St. Martin's True Crime, 2003 Gruesome but great + What a sad, sad way for a beautiful girl to die This book tells an almost unbelievable tale of a very twisted man. The details on occasions are graphic but this makes for an even more compelling read. A really great read for any true crime lovers, I couldn't put it down...             Through the Window: The Terrifying True Story of Cross-Country Killer Tommy Lynn Sells29 reviews Diane Fanning St. Martin's True Crime, 2003 Another great true crime book + A roaming serial killer. Diane has managed to do it again. A well written book that takes you into the demented mind of Tommy Lynn Sells. I can only imagine the research that went into this book. Cross-Country killers are especially hard to write about because their crimes are so widespread.             The Hot House: Life Inside Leavenworth Prison57 reviews Pete Earley Bantam, 1993 A Must Read for All Correctional Workers + HAD NO IDEA! + A great collection of personal narratives + Very Interesting and Informative + The Hot House: Too Hot for Some!             15 Serial Killers: Docufictions19 reviews Harold Jaffe Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2003 Eyes Wide Open... + Slick Hal + re-problematized sex and violence + It's a matter of style + More Superlative Darkly Disturbing Work From a Modern Master