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True Crime Storytime Volume 1: 12 Disturbing True Crime Stories to Keep You Up All Night
A travel trunk hides two bodies.
An argument between a tenant and landlord turns one to ashes.
A sweet granny turned serial killer.
A serial killer granny, really? Yes, and in this true crime anthology, you’re going to explore more insane stories of unexpected murderers…, including a serial killer granny.
From a couple taking their love and hate relationship to a deadly extreme to rich kids turned child killers.
Join us as we explore the stories of these murderous minds so you can witness the transition from humans to monsters.
Get your copy now and see whether these crimes will change your view of the world as they did for many in the past.
This anthology is the perfect true crime gift, no matter if it's for yourself or a fellow true crime fan. Scroll up and grab your copy now.
An argument between a tenant and landlord turns one to ashes.
A sweet granny turned serial killer.
A serial killer granny, really? Yes, and in this true crime anthology, you’re going to explore more insane stories of unexpected murderers…, including a serial killer granny.
From a couple taking their love and hate relationship to a deadly extreme to rich kids turned child killers.
Join us as we explore the stories of these murderous minds so you can witness the transition from humans to monsters.
Get your copy now and see whether these crimes will change your view of the world as they did for many in the past.
This anthology is the perfect true crime gift, no matter if it's for yourself or a fellow true crime fan. Scroll up and grab your copy now.
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179 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 24, 2021
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July 6, 2022
12 quick stories that aren't written very well. I will not be seeking out anymore volumes.
December 26, 2025
in separate need of an editor
August 29, 2021
Ever since I started trying to be a good Christian woman and have gotten engrossed in reading/reviewing non-fiction Christian books [read my reviews]; previously, I had always enjoyed sitting down and reading a good True Crime book, and I still do. [I happen to be a TOP CONTRIBUTOR of Amazon for this genre.]
Why would an individual like myself ever want to read such a shockingly disturbing book like this? The answer is simple; I'm now more fascinated than ever by how any person, such as the 12 subjects of this book, could ever become such a heinous, cruel, vile, murderous individuals capable of going against almost every tenet of the Lord.
Like all of the True Crime authors I've read and have written reviews for in the past, M. Moore possesses a style individualistic style of writing that engages the readers. The author skillfully takes them as they delve into the stories that drove these individuals into committing their unsettling, hideous, upsetting acts of depravity against another person. The author, writing this book, decided to concentrate on a specific period of our history, the Roaring 20s. However, unlike the gangster-style murders of the likes of the notorious Al Capone, these individuals had been far more nefarious.
Through the pages of this book, Moore presents the sociological and psychological histories of the 12 perpetrators that had been the motivating force behind the commission of their murderous sinister crimes. As is usually the case with these murders of this type, we find that some of these cases have gotten solved, and others still remain unsolved.
Regardless of the end result, being the Christian woman I am, yet being an aficionado of the genre of True Crime books, I found this book to be a very captivating, engaging, page-turning reading experience, which is why I've given the author and this book 5 STARS.
Why would an individual like myself ever want to read such a shockingly disturbing book like this? The answer is simple; I'm now more fascinated than ever by how any person, such as the 12 subjects of this book, could ever become such a heinous, cruel, vile, murderous individuals capable of going against almost every tenet of the Lord.
Like all of the True Crime authors I've read and have written reviews for in the past, M. Moore possesses a style individualistic style of writing that engages the readers. The author skillfully takes them as they delve into the stories that drove these individuals into committing their unsettling, hideous, upsetting acts of depravity against another person. The author, writing this book, decided to concentrate on a specific period of our history, the Roaring 20s. However, unlike the gangster-style murders of the likes of the notorious Al Capone, these individuals had been far more nefarious.
Through the pages of this book, Moore presents the sociological and psychological histories of the 12 perpetrators that had been the motivating force behind the commission of their murderous sinister crimes. As is usually the case with these murders of this type, we find that some of these cases have gotten solved, and others still remain unsolved.
Regardless of the end result, being the Christian woman I am, yet being an aficionado of the genre of True Crime books, I found this book to be a very captivating, engaging, page-turning reading experience, which is why I've given the author and this book 5 STARS.
August 28, 2021
True Crime Storytime Volume 1: 12 Disturbing True Crime Stories to Keep You Up All Night
M. Moore, Presented by True Crime Seven
E-Book
Obtained: Giveaway on Librarything and asked if I could do an honest review
I found this book to be quite fascinating, it is definitely a book that people that have more morbid curiosities would really enjoy. There are 12 different cases obviously from the book title.
Some of these cases are unsolved and some of them are solved, details of each grisly murder paint a gruesome picture in your mind. I found it to be a very intriguing and page-turning work that really was able to fascinate me and suck me in.
I'm not sure exactly which story was my favorite and I'm sure that you will choose one. Though I'm not exactly sure favorite is the correct word to use for it as these are true to life murders that happened around the 1920s and 30s. I definitely plan on coming through a few more titles by these authors.
In My Opinion if you are into the macabre and morbid tales as a curiosity or just curious about past cases of murder. This is a good book to really sink your teeth into.
I give this book 4 chalk outlines out of 5.
M. Moore, Presented by True Crime Seven
E-Book
Obtained: Giveaway on Librarything and asked if I could do an honest review
I found this book to be quite fascinating, it is definitely a book that people that have more morbid curiosities would really enjoy. There are 12 different cases obviously from the book title.
Some of these cases are unsolved and some of them are solved, details of each grisly murder paint a gruesome picture in your mind. I found it to be a very intriguing and page-turning work that really was able to fascinate me and suck me in.
I'm not sure exactly which story was my favorite and I'm sure that you will choose one. Though I'm not exactly sure favorite is the correct word to use for it as these are true to life murders that happened around the 1920s and 30s. I definitely plan on coming through a few more titles by these authors.
In My Opinion if you are into the macabre and morbid tales as a curiosity or just curious about past cases of murder. This is a good book to really sink your teeth into.
I give this book 4 chalk outlines out of 5.
June 1, 2023
Names like John Wayne Gacy, Son of Sam and Ted Bundy instantly bring to mind headlines from the 1970s, long touted as the decade of the serial killer.
But there were dozens of other notorious cases during the 1970s and this book recounts just some of the horrific crimes that occurred.
The dozen true-crime tales – from cults to serial killers - will keep you spellbound.
What struck me most, as an Aussie reader, was the failure in so many cases of quick solutions and convictions, though the evidence was there for all to see.
Was it a case of poor local police work, or lack of resources both financial and feet on the ground, which led to many killers being left free to add more victims to their tally?
But there were dozens of other notorious cases during the 1970s and this book recounts just some of the horrific crimes that occurred.
The dozen true-crime tales – from cults to serial killers - will keep you spellbound.
What struck me most, as an Aussie reader, was the failure in so many cases of quick solutions and convictions, though the evidence was there for all to see.
Was it a case of poor local police work, or lack of resources both financial and feet on the ground, which led to many killers being left free to add more victims to their tally?
August 5, 2025
Good collection of lesser known crimes
This was a great collection of lesser known crimes from the 1920's. As an avid true crime reader, it is becoming harder to find crime stories that I had not heard of yet. This book did not disappoint! It delves into twelve dark crimes, most of which are unknown, and gives the reader very chilling details that might even keep you up at night! ;)
Bravo on a good book and I'll be looking out for more!
This was a great collection of lesser known crimes from the 1920's. As an avid true crime reader, it is becoming harder to find crime stories that I had not heard of yet. This book did not disappoint! It delves into twelve dark crimes, most of which are unknown, and gives the reader very chilling details that might even keep you up at night! ;)
Bravo on a good book and I'll be looking out for more!
October 28, 2021
Not my favorite
I've read many books by "True Crime Seven" that are pretty good but this collection bored me. Many of the cases are well known and the shorts synopses offered here don't add anything new. Also, they all take place in the 1920's and I like to read about more current cases.
I've read many books by "True Crime Seven" that are pretty good but this collection bored me. Many of the cases are well known and the shorts synopses offered here don't add anything new. Also, they all take place in the 1920's and I like to read about more current cases.
September 9, 2021
Chilling takes of murder and mayham
Informative but thankfully not too gory. Interesting mix of characters that round out the stories. Black widows and kidnappers give you the chills
Informative but thankfully not too gory. Interesting mix of characters that round out the stories. Black widows and kidnappers give you the chills
October 28, 2021
Excellent
I love reading about crimes of the past, and if you do as well, then you simply have to read this book. I really enjoy reading the True Crime Seven's books. Excellent author's.
I love reading about crimes of the past, and if you do as well, then you simply have to read this book. I really enjoy reading the True Crime Seven's books. Excellent author's.
January 16, 2023
Definitely some crazy cases in these easy reads. I enjoyed it and recommend if you’re into true crime.
January 31, 2023
Poorly written. Needs an editor.
June 12, 2023
Great book
This was another great collection. Some of these people were brilliant and sadistic. Others were seriously in need of help
This was another great collection. Some of these people were brilliant and sadistic. Others were seriously in need of help
June 20, 2023
I love this book it was well written, and exciting from beginning to end. I can’t wait to start reading volume number two.
July 5, 2023
Interesting
Some of these crimes wouldn't be able to happen today! Crazy how in your face criminals could be back then. The world sure has changed a ton over the last 100 years!
Some of these crimes wouldn't be able to happen today! Crazy how in your face criminals could be back then. The world sure has changed a ton over the last 100 years!
September 30, 2023
This was a really interesting read! Dive into some true crime cases, some familiar - some new. Great info, and an easy read.
April 27, 2024
This was an easy to read book that had me searching for these crime stories online afterwards. It's well written and there was a lot if cases I had never heard of before
August 10, 2025
Loved the content, hated the writing style. I felt like I was reading a textbook and the details weren’t details, just facts. Just felt forced. Not my cup of tea.
January 5, 2026
not bad but a lot of typos
January 19, 2024
Interesting
Like always interesting .learning stuff you didn't know. If you like true crime this is one of the books for you.
enjoy
Like always interesting .learning stuff you didn't know. If you like true crime this is one of the books for you.
enjoy
July 7, 2024
I couldn't put this book down. Well written, as sad as it is. I would recommend this book to anyone who interested in True Crime.
July 1, 2023
Wow!! True crime as you never heard of
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