Shocking serial killer stories, true crime, what more can I say? This book was a good book. I enjoyed the different stories told inside. This author gives great detail to the stories and makes me wonder what is going on in this world. But I enjoy the creepy and scary and this book is both for me. *This book was given to me for free at my request from LibraryThing and I provided this voluntary review.* ( )

There’s something about reader TRUE CRIME BOOKS; perhaps that’s why I love reading them and then writing a review for them. Perhaps, that’s why Amazon has made me a TOP CONTRIBUTOR for this genre.

One of the authors I keep on coming back to is Jack Rosewood, and I’m continuously buying his books. This time around, the author has given his readers another group of serial killers and their gruesome killing sprees. Their debauchery is something he makes sure to cover each time he writes a profile about one, including a bio which shows whether or not their childhood upbringing had been part an parcel as the reason which had precipitated their heinous killing spree.

We are all so used to hearing about the victims of serial killers meeting their untimely ends on back alleys, deserted streets or secluded woods through some heinous act of violence. However, in this collection, we are confronted by a unique serial killer who doesn’t use violence in any way.

After being arrested for aggravated assault for stabbing a bartender during a fight, another profiled individua in this book broke out of his cell by picking its lock and then started to go on a killing spree with over 20 victims.

If this is not enough to turn your stomach, the author has also profiled an exceptionally wicked individual, who in less than 24 months had the audacity to end the lives of over two dozen innocent children.

After reading this book, you might become like me, getting increasingly hooked and curious about how far individuals, regardless of how demure or scrawny they might be, in committing these acts of depravity are able to go; which is why I’ve given this book’s author, Jack Rosewood 5 STARS, ( )