Amelia S. reviewed on 10/17/2005 + 80 more book reviews

I avoid Ann Rule's full-length books because they are very long (longer than I care to spend inside the mind of any criminal). But her other book of short cases that I read, Without Pity, offered cases so short that they blurred together by the time I finished the book. This book was a good compromise. The title story takes up more than three-fifths of the book and is interesting and memorable, and the other cases, though short, stand out as well. Recommended for true crime fans. Ann Rule's Crime Files, #8.

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