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True Crime

  • Dark Fire

    by Bernadette Rule
    Dark Fire is the true story of the Drews and Lawrences, two young families who were massacred in the struggle to form a tobacco growers' union in 1920s Kentucky. Painstakingly researched and written with rare empathy, Dark Fire invites readers into a detailed recreation of the brief, incandescent lives of four adults and seven children whose murder has long been shrouded in mystery and collective silence.
  • CEO

    by Cathy Prather Russell
    Nonfiction novel about True life stories and crime
  • "Gin Fizz"

    by Suzanne Tilden-Mortimer
    The story takes place in 1960's Los Angeles, California. It's the heyday of advertising where media buyers are wined and dined, given plenty of gifts and other perks by radio and television sales people wanting a buy on their stations. Hillman and Cole is a full service advertising agency on Wilshire Boulevard where Irmhild is a senior broadcast buyer. She has caused trouble for just about anyone that knew her so there are numerous people with motive to kill her.
  • The Long Winding Road of Harry Raymond: A Detective's Journey Down the Mean Streets of Pre-War Los Angeles

    by Patrick Jenning
    Harry Raymond is remembered by historians today for surviving a bomb placed in his automobile by a secret squad of the Los Angeles Police Department. After the bombing, newspapers across the country ran photographs showing him stalwartly smoking a cigarette while doctors removed shrapnel from his legs. This brazen attempt on his life would transform Los Angeles, leading to the recall of the mayor, the termination of many Los Angeles Police Department leaders, and the imprisonment of membe... more
  • Anthony Quinn Warner, the Batman Building Bomber, Nashville Tennessee

    by Everett Watson
    This the true story of Anthony Quinn Warner. What happened in Nashville on Christmas day is obvious but why the bombing happened is still not clear. I give the reader a glimpse of Nashville. I give the readers a different look at Anthony Quinn and the event that took place on Christmas day 2020. I provide more than one reason to the bombing of downtown Nashville and a different version that concludes with the ending of Warner’s life. I create more questions that will never be answered. This ... more
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