RetailSHE DEVILS AROUND THE WORLD In this fascinating book best selling author and historian Sylvia Perrini takes us on a journey looking at female serial killers around the world. Serial Killers have always existed but it is only in the last twenty years however, that the term has been widely used. People have always been fascinated and simultaneously horrified by them. They want every last gruesome detail, preferably with accompanying graphics. But it is the female serial killer who horrifies us most of all. Women are after all meant to be the gentler sex, the nurturers of life. Yet, as we read through the various profiles in this book it becomes very evident that this is not always the case. Female serial killers rarely torture although as can be seen in the story of ERZSEBET BATHORY, DARYA NIKOLAYEVNA SALTYKOV and ELIZABETH BROWNRIGG that is not always the case. Female serial killers tend to prefer weapons such as poison, or fatal injections or ‘accidents’. Women serial killers unlike male serial killers, normally attack people that they know such as husbands, children, relatives or neighbors. But again there are always exceptions as in the case of ENRIQUETA MARTI --The Vampire of Barcelona. A truly shocking story. WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF FEMALE SERIAL KILLERS. Views: 19
England, 1804 Lucasta Barnes knows the folly believing in magic can lead to
- and she won't accept that her illicit tryst with a notorious rake was the result
of anything more than pure lust. Or that it has bonded them together forever. Yet, she
can't deny that she yearns for just one more night in his arms... David, Earl of
Elderwood, is used to women being enchanted by him, but ever since a passionate
encounter with Lucasta three years ago, he desires only her. How can he convince his
thoroughly practical paramour that love is the greatest magic of all? Book two of the
May Day Mischief duet. Views: 19
Fashion designer Libby Griffin has had the week from hell--terminated from her job and heart-wrenching news from the doctor. Hoping for time alone to regroup, Libby rents a cabin on Grand Lake St. Mary's for five months. Right away she meets the most irritating man on the planet, who also happens to be drop-dead delicious. Recently divorced author Maxwell August has a book due, and his muse has gone into hiding. With a chip on his shoulder, his writing in stuck-mode, he heads to the lake only to encounter a monumental distraction with blonde hair and hazel eyes. Will these two right-brainers allow the off-the-charts attraction brewing between them to grow? Or deny it to focus on the things they think are more important and miss a chance at forever? Views: 18
In 1436 a dispute arose between the people of Sherborne and their abbot. Before it was settled, the abbey was burnt down and a bishop murdered. Some saw the hand of evil at work and blamed a newcomer to the town, accusing her of being a witch. Others saw her as a saint. Wolf Wood is set in the turbulent years of the late middle ages and is based on actual events. Views: 18
Will Clementine Rose's first day at school be everything she wants it to be?Clementine Rose is so excited! She's going to start school with her best friends Sophie and Poppy and she can't wait. But when she gets there, instead of the lovely Miss Critchley, her teacher is the much sterner and shoutier Mrs Bottomley. And then there's Angus, a little boy who delights in tormenting her from the moment they first meet. After her first day, Clementine decides school may not be so much fun after all. But the announcement of a Pet Day changes everything. If Lavender the teacup pig can come to school with Clementine, everything will be all right . . . won't it?A gorgeous new series from the bestselling author of the Alice-Miranda series. Views: 18
Another Man's Wife and Three Other Tales of Horror is a collection of stories that deal with infidelity, revenge, the supernatural and monsters. Views: 18
This is the story of Robert Brown’s dogged quest, in journalism as well as warfare, to “Slay Dragons, do noble deeds and never, never give up.” Views: 18
