
Rule's true-crime stories are always interesting. She loses points here for writing scenes between killer and victim as though she was an eye-witness, and for not specifying "according to so-and-so", or "based on the forensic evidence".

Ann Rule is back with another collection of shorter length stories of murder and mayhem. In this outing, she details the murder of a father, which in turn uncovers another murder when the investigators take up the cause. There is also the sad story of an unresolved murder of a young mother that is detailed herein. Enjoyable as always for true crime or Ann Rule fans, or both.
This one of the books that keeps you on the edge of your seat. You keep wanting to read more.