DARK PASSIONS, DARK DEEDS
Killers, crooks, and other criminals often work alone. But when criminal minds come together in the throes of passion, all reason is lost and the damage done is irreparable.
Acclaimed author and anthologist Mitzi Szereto proves that two criminal minds are more dangerous than one when it comes to murder, mischief, and mayhem. This chilling new collection of original true crime stories features the lawless, and often lethal activities of criminal couples who find more pleasure in crime than in each other. With contributions from an international list of award-winning crime writers, journalists, and experts in the dark crimes field, The Best New True Crime Stories: Partners in Crime is a must-read for any true crime addict.
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Praise for The Best New True Crime Stories: Partners in Crime
“The Best New True Crime Stories: Partners in Crime, edited by Mitzi Szereto, is a terrific anthology volume of love stories gone very, very bad. That is to say, the amorous partners in these true accounts become criminals with sinister and deadly results. Written by award-winning and critically acclaimed authors from around the globe, the stories are fast paced and exciting. It is full of thrills and chills for everyone. This volume is a wonderful addition to the true crime genre and I highly recommend it.”—Scott Bonn, PhD. Criminologist, author and producer
“If you like true crime with something extra, The Best New True Crime Stories Partners in Crime delivers. The crimes and criminals are compelling enough, but what sets these tales apart is the attention to setting and social milieu. Each crime is a product of its time and place, and context is enriched by digressions into the deprivations of wartime London, the pros and cons of using strychnine vs. arsenic on sheep farms in New Zealand, and a British version of The Americans featuring an antiquarian bookseller and his amateur photographer wife. An altogether enjoyable and instructive romp.”—Stephanie Kane, crime writer
“Readers can’t get enough true crime and here comes another winner in Mitzi Szereto’s The Best New True Crime Stories: Partners in Crime. Gathering stories from some of the world’s best writers, Szereto puts together another page-turning collection, telling true crime tales of the wicked, wild, and wonderful. You’ll love this book and the stories of devious partnerships that ended in mayhem and murder!”—Bob Batchelor, cultural historian and author of The Bourbon King: The Life and Crimes of George Remus, Prohibition’s Evil Genius
“From Bittaker and Norris to Fred and Rosemary West, we are all too familiar with the deadly effects of partnerships in crime. The true crime stories in this collection range from wartime London to late twentieth century Australia, from noir narrative to a disquisition on the use of strychnine as a poison, but all of them focus on the evil that can arise when potential killers meet. Fascinating, shocking—and highly recommended.”—Danuta Kot, author of the East Riding series
“When a human being decides to commit murder, that portion of society within their reach has a major problem. But when two killers are drawn together and decide to commit the unthinkable, cities, towns, and rural settings will soon find themselves in a living nightmare. And such is the case with The Best New True Crime Stories: Partners in Crime! Within these pages you’ll read about true-life murderers, as well as those who only haunt the chilling works of fiction, written by authors who understand well the mindset of the murderer. Read this book!”—Kevin M. Sullivan, author of The Bundy Murders: A Comprehensive History
Contributors include Paul Willetts, Joan Renner, Cathy Pickens, Anthony Ferguson, Morgan Barbour, Paul Williams, C L Raven, Jason Half, Iris Leona Marie Cross, Tom Larsen, Nadine Bachan, Rachel Friedman, Marcus Lind, Mathilde Stansky, and Mitzi Szereto.
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