Serial Killers True Crime: 10 In Depth True Stories Of Some Of The Most Savage Serial Killers And Criminals In History

by Brody Clayton

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Genres: True Crime

70 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 1, 2015

Reviews

[Jessica Jackson · Rating 1 out of 5]

I don’t often give under 3 stars for a book, however this one is an exception.

I will always give credit where credit is due, and the cases chosen were very interesting and new for me.

However, I will list the issues which I found:
- Repetitive grammar and spelling issues
- Misspelling of names (E.g. “Grans” instead of “Hans)
- Incorrect dates (E.g. killer faced death penalty in 1966 [research told me it was 1996] but killed in the 1970s & 1980s
- Clear and blatant sexism towards women
- Clear and blatant homophobia towards gay men
- Clear and blatant ideas of how a “man should be” (e.g. muscular, “masculine” job such as army, “alpha” mindset)

I am extremely disappointed to say the least as I have enjoyed Brody’s other books, excluding grammatical errors.

Due to these issues, I would award 0 stars if possible as I couldn’t enjoy reading the book because of them. I also dislike having to write a negative review, but I feel like people need to be made aware of these issues before reading it like I did.

[MoDonasChridhe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent

Well researched and flowingly told. Nice little bites of twisted tales to pass the time. A must read for fans of true crime stories

[karin smit · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent enjoyed this book .....................

Excellent book enjoyed reading it ................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

[Deborah Castellanos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Short in depth book. Really nothing new if you knew the stories already. It does cover the reason he believes why they decided to make these choices. Well written and he did his homework.

[Naveen Chandra · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is like an index for never ending information on internet about the 10 criminals. I felt like I’m reading about a heinous crime in a news paper.

[Tony Lee Ross Jr. · Rating 3 out of 5]

Disgusting.

[Jessica Piggush · Rating 3 out of 5]

Read while in the hospital

[Quenya · Rating 2 out of 5]

I read the Kindle the version of this book and basically my rating comes down to pros and cons of the book.

Pros: Most of the killers I had not ever heard of and was astounded by their evilness.
Cons: I finished the book and looked down and was only ½ way through the Kindle version – the rest of the Kindle book was a sample of other books. I felt ripped off by this. I also found each chapter jumped timelines too much and felt disorganized.

The author should have slowed the book down and spent more time on each killer with a timeline that flowed consistently throughout each chapter. Based on the proclivity of the killers, there is more than enough information to have fleshed the chapters out.

[Bettye McKee · Rating 4 out of 5]

These are awful crimes

This book features ten serial killers who committed horrible, vicious murders. Most of them true crime fans will recognize, but the itemized list of their murders is sickening. If you're even slightly wimpy, skip this book.

When you hear a serial killer's name, your brain says, "Oh, that's the _____ Killer." Well, not with the Zodiac Killer, of course, because we don't know his name. But those tags, usually supplied by the media, are more familiar to us than the killer's name, such as the Green River Killer or the BTK Killer.

True crime buffs will find this book interesting reading. No photos.

[Elizabeth Maher · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting synopsis of serial killers in.

The author succinctly describes the murderers in detail and their heinous crimes. The book is disturbing and grisly. Yet the author has way with words. Good writing and home doesn't drag out his work as other crime writer's, such as Anne Rule. Thank you for your time and talent.

[Amy Schwartz · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is very simple to read and seems to have been written by someone who has no concept of homophones. The typos were plentiful and annoying.
Very basic and could easily be read and understood by my first grader if not for the content.

[Jessie Trujillo · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not that great.

There are too many Grammatical errors in the short stories and the all the short Stories lack thrill thus causing loss of interest.