Ryan Becker

True Crime Seven

Brenda Brown

Murder is very practical, really. It doesn't take too much time or effort once you're used to it. You don't have to wait for the paycheck; you take it. You don't have to look for pleasure; you take it. The people who populate these pages have found all the shadows in the sun-drenched state of California. They have leaped from nameless victim to nameless victim. Each killer's only challenge was finding a spot to hide the leftover bones. Grisly, browned bones sometimes covered with muscles that looked like meat jerky occasionally turned up in backyards, discarded moldy rugs, or grime-smudged garbage bins. But as long as their victims had wallets and IDs, killers could make a living if they chose to. Of course, if one had a cause to fight for, more planning might be involved... not too elaborate... not too memorable... just efficient. This book covers famous and not-so-famous murderers, but the deaths they dealt to their victims were just as deadly, gruesome, and fatal. It didn't matter to these soulless murderers whether death came to their anguished victims by knife, gun, bayonet, or bare hands. What Amazon readers are saying: ★★★★★ "Get the book, you'll love it!" ★★★★★ "Though the book is short, you will get your chills as you read each chapter." ★★★★★ "The cases are told in a way that states facts without putting you to sleep. I rather enjoyed it!" ★★★★★ "The chapters were surprisingly in-depth for the length they were." Read on and discover the stories behind the lingering silent sounds of those who no longer walk above ground in California--a state meant for its beauty, beaches, and bright sun.

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