True Crime Stories: Deadly Love Triangles: 5 True Tales of Lust, Jealousy, and Murder

by Elizabeth J. Brighton

5 TRUE CRIME STORIES OF LUST, JEALOUSY, AND MURDER This book features five true crime short stories of everyday people who were driven to do the unthinkable by the person they loved and trusted the most. If it can happen to them it can happen to any of us. Reading like they were ripped straight from the pages of a Lifetime movie script, these real life crime stories are sure to fascinate and enthrall.A Web of Lies – a dedicated husband and father becomes entangled in a sordid online love triangle involving a beautiful teenage girl. As he finds himself falling deeper down the rabbit hole of madness one man will wind up dead while the other is in for the shock of his life when he finds out that not everything was as it seemed. Get a first-hand peek into the mind of a killer when you read excerpts of the online conversations between the doomed lovers in the days leading up to the murder.Naughty Teacher – a husband is driven to the edge of sanity when his wife tells him she wants an open marriage – so she can carry on a steamy relationship with her former teenage student. Eric is desperate to save his marriage, but how much can one man take?The Millionaire and the Dancer – she’s a young, beautiful former exotic dancer who likes to have fun and he’s an aging millionaire with deep pockets. Their affair is hot and heavy - but when his wife of 32 years finds out someone doesn’t make it out alive.Plus two more real life stories of love triangles gone horribly wrong. From the beginning of their relationship, to the trial and beyond, follow five real couples as fate leads them down a path they could never have imagined for themselves.

69 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 15, 2020

About the author

Elizabeth J. Brighton is the Amazon #1 bestselling author of the True Crime Stories series.

A voracious reader with an obsession of all things true crime, she became disenchanted with the long, dull, boring, and overly descriptive true crime books that seemed to take forever to get to the point. And so she decided to research and write her own true crime tales in the style that she would enjoy - in a conversational tone and straight to the point.

When she isn't reading about or researching stories of murder and mayhem, Liz is a full-time staff accountant, wife, and mother soaking up the sunshine in south Alabama, where she resides with her husband, children, two dogs, a cat, and three pet ducks.

Reviews

[Caz Freeman · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interseting but would say it either needs a new proof reader or a proof reader ..... lots of spelling errors

[Elisabeth Brookshire · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like this author

Between full length books I like to read quick read TC books like those by Robert Keller. This author has a similar style and the crimes she chooses to cover are quite interesting. This is the second book I've read by Brighton and I am on to my third! (Unfortunately one of her books is unavailable right now for whatever reason).

[Marian Anderson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Is It Worth it?

Very interesting, the problem cheating created! You have to put your self in their shoes to understand the hurt, but that isn’t possible unless you have been thru it yourself!

[Kelly · Rating 3 out of 5]

Too short and kinda boring 🤷

[bob Kingsbery · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting story selection

A good group of stories to keep your interest from start to finish!
For crime story buffs, a good choice.

[Pamela Schneider · Rating 5 out of 5]

An interesting and engaging look at culpability

I enjoy reading about people gone wrong. It’s fascinating to know the human brain works in such strange ways. Enjoy.