True Crime Book by Ann Rule

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I love readin' Ann Rule's true crime book, she's excellent writer and her sentences is perfect and very understandin' ...I can't resisted her book, she's a #1 America bestsellers.

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I used to read almost all of Ann Rule's books. Did y'all know that she used to work with the infamous serial killer Ted Bundy? She worked with him before Bundy went on his killing spree starting in Seattle and ending in Fla.

One of my favorite Rule books was about the Fla State trooper who got himself in prison for a murder.
 
sablescort said:
I used to read almost all of Ann Rule's books. Did y'all know that she used to work with the infamous serial killer Ted Bundy? She worked with him before Bundy went on his killing spree starting in Seattle and ending in Fla.

One of my favorite Rule books was about the Fla State trooper who got himself in prison for a murder.
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i know about that i read one of her book that she wrote how she met him and found out who he was later on

wowies

my favorite one called if you really love me?
 
I enjoyed reading her books and learning more how the killer's mind works. :eek3: Did you know that her daughter writes books about pyschic detective books?? I saw one last year and was surprised that the writer is the daughter of Ann Rule.
 
sillycat said:
I enjoyed reading her books and learning more how the killer's mind works. :eek3: Did you know that her daughter writes books about pyschic detective books?? I saw one last year and was surprised that the writer is the daughter of Ann Rule.
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yes that is leslie rule she wrote 3 books about ghosts and etc... i have those books by leslie too
 
Oh yeah, I'm a fan of Ann Rule. The Strangler Besides Me was my first Ann Rule book. My last Ann Rule book was Every Breath You Take.

I really remember a novella about a doctor (I forget his name) who had no real skills and one of his patients died on the operating table. The description of the operation appalled me. He also tried to kill his wife Debra with arsenic. She survived what would have been a very lethal dose for most people; when one of the police got back the lab report, he asked "When's the funeral?" He was shocked that she was still alive. Her recovery was a long and painful one. That story interested me as my dad is a doctor.
 
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