murderers

Nineteenth-century American realist Frank Norris's brutal story of a San Francisco dentist and his greedy wife, two people doomed to lives of violence by their respective obsessions.

Mia Fleming untwists her stepmother's double life only to find she has phoned a killer who believes he has a demonic fish living in his ear. Includes adult content.

Profiles nineteen murders committed by the rich and famous during the twentieth century, exploring the motives, response of the community and local law enforcement, the media coverage, and the final outcome of each case.

When thirteen bodies are discovered inside a small Louisville restaurant just after closing time, criminology professor Daniel Millikan is called in to make a profile of the killer, but soon Daniel finds himself more involved in the case than he wants to be.

An unknown alien force gives Reva the ability to see and select different lines of reality, allowing her to work almost undetected as an assassin, until a series of events leave her longing to live a normal life on one Mainline.

Iry Paret, just freed from prison in Louisiana, makes his way to Montana where he becomes involved with the family of one of his ex-jail mates and their fight against a local pulp mill.

The author tells the true story of Christian Michael Longo, his arrest for murdering his family, and how he fled to Mexico and assumed Michael Finkel's identity; and relates his own firing from the New York Times magazine.

Traces the history of the Cobray M-11/9 semiautomatic pistol used by sixteen-year-old Nicholas Elliot in his 1988 assault on teachers and students at his Virginia school, questions the political and economic forces that allowed the gun to be marketed, and charges that society and culture promote guns and violence as an answer to problems.

A documented book on a doctor in the Green Berets who was convicted of the slaying of his pregnant wife and two small daughters.