True Crime Collection

True Crime Collection: Gripping Encounters With Serial Killers invites you on an exploration into the minds of serial killers. This anthology offers captivating stories perfect for true crime readers.
Each tale begins with a chilling encounter that showcases the moment when predator meets victim. These stories cover the grisly details of the crimes, and chronicle the relentless investigations and tireless manhunts that brought these lesser-known serial killers to justice.

Book 1 Includes:
Bloody Bayou: The mysterious death of a 19-year-old found in a ditch was just the beginning of a nine-year killing spree, targeting vulnerable men for sexual violence and murder. Known as the "Bayou Strangler," Ronald Dominique's horrific crimes included 23 murders using deception and strangulation. This is a story of a seemingly ordinary man becoming one of the most notorious serial killers in Louisiana's history.

The Death Penalty: In 1999 Latvia, Alexander Koryakov, a 21-year-old obsessed with surpassing Soviet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo, perpetrated a horrifying massacre at a school. This story explores his meticulously planned attack, the ensuing chaos, and his emotionless courtroom demeanor, where he expressed regret only for not killing more.

Canyon Lake Murders: In 1994 a nurse from California turned into a cold-blooded killer, targeting elderly women in her community. Her calculated attacks, often under the guise of needing help or borrowing items, led to the brutal murder of three women and the attempted murder of another. Her planning and the use of the victims' credit cards for lavish spending sprees unraveled her web of lies, leading to her eventual capture. This story delves into the murder's twisted mind and her chilling transformation from a caregiver to a remorseless serial killer.

. . plus 9 more shocking, true crime murder stories
A Word of Warning: The explicit details of these murders come directly from eyewitness accounts, interviews, police reports, court transcripts, crime scenes, and autopsy reports. They contain disturbing facts that may not be suitable for all readers.