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Killing for Company

"I worshiped the art and the act of death, over and over." Author: Brian Masters I heard about the case of Dennis Nilsen for the first time through an episode of Bailey Sarian’s Murder, Mystery, and Makeup. Nielsen lured twelve men to their deaths and then kept, slept, and posed with their corpses until finally he disposed of them – at first through fire and then through dismemberment and flushing their flesh down the toilet. He was caught because of the plumbing problems in his boarding house; when the plumber discovered human flesh clogging the drains, it was over for Nielson, [...]

2026-03-21T19:00:55-07:00March 21st, 2026|Tags: , , , , , , |

Blood on Her Tongue

“Dying for someone is easy. If you really want to help her, stay alive.” Author: Johanna Van Veen Sarah has always had everything. She got the man, the fancy house, the quasi-independence so unusual in the 1880s, and the freedom to say and do whatever she wants. Lucy is the loyal, lesser twin. The one always left behind. The one with the boring job of companion. The quiet, old maid. But Sarah, the lucky twin, also got something else, something unwanted: the family penchant for madness. It overtook her once before, but the family managed to keep that little transgression hidden. [...]

2026-03-08T19:35:29-07:00March 8th, 2026|Tags: , , , , , , |

Apparent Wind

Maggie Confronts The Truth Author: Dawn Lee McKenna There is nothing that will put a dent in a business lunch quite like a gator chomping on a tourist. When Maggie Redmond arrives on scene, she realizes that she knows the dead woman – one of Axel Blackwell’s numerous failed marriages. It also appears that the woman wasn’t killed by the gator at all, but by a person. As the new sheriff in town pushes the investigators to arrest and charge Maggie’s long-time friend, Axel, her investigations lead her further afield. Why was Axel’s beautiful ex back in town? Was it really [...]

2026-03-02T11:52:35-07:00March 2nd, 2026|Tags: , , , , , |
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