Books of Crime and criminals

A Shopping List of Mystery Classics

By Karen Thomas McCallum, Pamela Granovetter

A Shopping List of Mystery Classics

The Arbor House Treasury of True Crime

By John Dunning

The story of the man who is frozen to death in the woods ends with a car chase that might have come straight out of Kojak . In all these tales we observe Dunning's unerring eye for the dramatic . It is the final story in the volume that ...

Women and Crime in Canada

By Holly Johnson

"Crime statistics show that three-quarters of charges laid against women by police are for shoplifting or fraud, or for violations of drug or liquor regulations.

Deadly Intentions

By William Randolph Stevens

Deadly Intentions

The Stranger Beside Me

By Ann Rule

Now updated with a new chapter, the #1 "New York Times"-bestselling true crime writer tells the chilling tale of how she came to learn that Ted Bundy, her close friend and colleague at a Seattle crisis hotline, was in fact a savage serial ...

Crime and Punishment in Indian Society: With an Introduction on Police Investigation and Confession

By Sir Cecil Henry Walsh

Crime and Punishment in Indian Society: With an Introduction on Police Investigation and Confession

Doctors who Kill

By Max Haines

Doctors who Kill

Deadly Medicine

By Dan Reed, Kelly Moore

She killed for thrills. The sensational story of nurse Genene Jones shocked a nation as more than 30 children were murdered by an angel of mercy. This is the whole story, from the doctors that hired her to the trial that followed.

Poison for Profit

By Mac McKinnon

A case history on greed and what one man went throughin his pursuit of success. It's not your usual profile of a serial killer as Timothy Glen Scroggin was loved...

Procedural Justice?: Victim Participation in International Criminal Proceedings

By Brianne McGonigle Leyh

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Easy Street

By Susan Berman

Easy Street

Inspector Gadget in the Case of the Mixed-up Scientist

By Justine Korman

Penny and her dog, Brain, help a secret agent rescue a scientist kidnapped by a crime organization.

The Myth of Helter Skelter

By Susan Atkins-Whitehouse

This book presents a counter-point to the book Helter Skelter. Susan Atkins, a member of the group involved in the Charles Manson murders of 1969, attempts to demystify the crimes and show them for what they really were.