Ladies Who Kill

by Tom Kuncl, Paul Einstein

A sorority of evil, they murdered for money, for love . . . and sometimes for twisted reasons beyond human comprehension! Kunci and Einstein provide a chilling, close-up look at America's most bloodthirsty female fiends! A riveting study of the crimes, lives and minds of Ladies Who Kill!.

Genres: True Crime

212 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Elle]

Holy shit, this was dark. It was like going down a rabbit hole of gruesome Wikipedia articles.

Also, it just makes me uneasy to see that many of the women in this book were sexually abused as children. That shit's dark. Not reading something like this for a long, long time.

[Citywildcat · Rating 4 out of 5]

I found this type of book to be stimulating because you can pick it up, read it, and put it back down, not having to worry about where you left off when you pick it up again. It's almost like short stories, true crimes committed by different female killers. Much of what you read about female killers is that they're primarily "poisoners". This book will definitely cover a broader spectrum of methods than one. They saying that truth is stranger than fiction and and after reading this, you'll definitely agree!