They are the admired, trusted neighbor, the affable family man, the sexy, charismatic lover, the high achieving professional. Perhaps most frightening of all is that they are heros in their own minds. But when someone gets in the way of their deluded dreams they are capable of deadly acts of violence with no remorse. Analyzing the true nature of the sociiopathic mind in chilling detail, Ann Rule traces the murderous crimes of seemingly ordinary men killers who drew their unsuspecting victims into their twisted worlds with devastating consequences. Book is in very good condition. Breezy

Book was mailed to ladytrucker53 enjoy STORMYBREEZE ELK CITY OKLA

Received yesterday from StormyBreeze,will read then pass it on.
Thanks!

Just finished reading,as always another good read from this Author.Thanks for sharing!

Come in the mail today from ladytrucker53

This book has slight cigarette damage, but is still very readable.

Reserved for--mnewman
Mailed Nov,02,2005

received in the mail today

received in a box of book bought at a yard sale

finished reading yesterday. good book, kinda scary though because all the cases were in Washington and Oregon which is way to close to home.

reserving for a true crime bookbox

putting in AwakeAgain's True Crime bookbox

Returned home in my True Crime Headlines bookbox

I've enjoyed all the Ann Rule books I've read and this one was no different. Everything in this book is set in the Pacific Northwest. They do seem to breed a lot of killers out there!

Sent to solittletime for her OBCZs

Received in a big box of books from awakeagain for the local OBCZs. Thanks so much. I appreciate your sending them!

Reserved for the Never Judge a Book By Its Cover Release Challenge which week 21 features red, white or blue on the cover. (Red cover, title in white.)

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