But I Trusted You: Ann Rule's Crime Files #14

I've read all of Ann Rule's books, and this one is top-notch for engrossing stories and the quality of writing. If you like true crime, this book is highly recommended.

"But I Trusted You: Ann Rule's Crime Files #14" is another wonderful book from the best true crime writer ever. This book is full of interesting stories of people who were cruelly taken. A true gem!

As usual, this is another excellent account of true crime stories from the NorthWest area. I have read all volumnes of Ann Rule's crime stories. This book features the account of the demented wife who murdured her husband as a part of her plan to ditch her husband and travel to Hawaii to marry her other "rich" lover, but it backfired on her. And the most intriging story in the book is of the family who were murdered on Labor Day weekend in 1974 in Oregon. That crime happened on the very day I was born. And the story of the "Swinger" who happened to come in contact with the wrong person, and it cost him his life. I would say Mr. Monohan brought his murder upon himself. This book contains an excerpt from a book to be released in the near future. I look forward to reading it, and I look forward to all of Ms. Rule's future books. Ann Rule is my favorite True Crime author. She has inspired me to major in Criminal Justice in school. Thank you Ms. Rule!

This is another great book from Ann Rule. I love her writing style because she makes you feel as if you really know the people she is writing about. Like the other reviewers, I was also intrigued by the story about the family that was killed in 1974. Glad that their story was told by someone as compassionate as Ann Rule because she really cares about the victims. It was great that she put the excerpt from her next book in the back. I can't wait!!

Once again, I am happy I got a copy of this on Black Friday and read it through. Of course, it is her classic files and those books are fun for a quick read. I also about fell out of my seat when I read the line about Diane Downs, Susan Smith and CASEY ANTHONY! All my interests in one nice package. Yeah!