
Allie Danielle (0 KP) rated The Silent Patient in Books
Dec 22, 2019

The Killer Inside Me (2010)
Movie
After a violent encounter with a prostitute (Jessica Alba), deputy sheriff Lou Ford (Casey Affleck)...

Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 (1987)
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Ricky Caldwell, the brother of the Santa-themed murderer Billy, recalls the murders to his...
Slasher

Diary of June (2005)
Movie
On their chase of a serial killer two cops find a diary in which all committed murders and many more...

The Colour of Injustice: The Mysterious Murder of the Daughter of a High Court Judge
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Based on actual (sometimes exclusive) materials, The Colour of Injustice raises questions about...

The Girl on the Velvet Swing: Sex, Murder, and Madness at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century
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From New York Times bestselling author Simon Baatz, the first comprehensive account of the murder...
crime non-fiction

Lindsay (1774 KP) rated Westobou Gold in Books
Sep 7, 2017
The story is about a man named Craige and his love. Will Craige solve the mysteries of the murders that he is brought in by a former member named Bailey? What could Bailey want or his bosses?
We see what Pervis and his crew and Mort Raymond deal with. Pervis is part of the action mostly. If you want to know who comes out a winner, then you need to read the book. I do suggest that children do not read this book without their parent's consent. There are murders involved and some sex tape scenes. I would say this is a book for children ages 15 and up. This is my opinion.
There is crime throughout the book. What can an Indian Queen be an at of with all this and the murders? Hawk MacKinney gives you an exciting and thriller book. You will want to follow Craige and see if he makes it out or who the top dog. Pervis seem to want Craige Instagram out of the picture. What could they be trying to hide?

Eleanor (1463 KP) rated Eight Perfect Murders (Rules for Perfect Murders - UK) in Books
Feb 18, 2020
The owner, Malcolm Kershaw, of the mystery book shop "Old Devils" writes blogs for the shop's blog. The blog entry that this book relates to is the list of "Perfect Murders" where he gives examples of books with what he considers to be perfect murders in them. When an FBI agent turns up on the doorstep theorising someone is using his list as a guide, Malcolm can't help but get himself involved in the investigation.
I read this under what I presume is the UK title: "Rules for Perfect Murders" and loved all the book name drops; for an avid mystery/thriller reader it was a great kick. The ending was slightly anticlimactic for me but the story itself is a quick exciting read with plenty of nice little twists.
Many thanks to the author, publisher, and NetGalley for the ARC in return for an honest review.
Kimmic (814 KP) Feb 2, 2020