Books like No regrets by Ann Rule

A locked‑in murder on the Orient Express forces detective Hercule Poirot to unravel a mystery among a diverse group of passengers during a snowbound night.

A true‑crime chronicle that follows editor Michelle McNamara’s obsessive investigation of the Golden State Killer, a serial rapist and murderer who terrorized California for decades.

John E. Douglas recounts his 25‑year career in the FBI Behavioral Science Unit, detailing how psychological profiling helped him solve some of the nation’s most infamous serial killings.

Ann Rule’s true‑crime biography exposes the chilling rise of serial killer Ted Bundy and the devastating realization she faced when she discovered the killer was her friend.

Unravel the chilling true story of Austin’s 1884–85 serial killings, the Midnight Assassin, who terrorized Texans with axes, knives and steel rods, and the decade‑long reveal of the city’s darkest scandal.

While the City Slept follows the 2009 murder of Isaiah Kalebu in Seattle, revealing how gaps in mental‑health services and missed warning signs allowed a dangerous sliver of a young man to rise. The book offers a journalist’s careful study of crime, love, and systemic failure.

Retired Philadelphia detectives, police and a forensic sculptor team up to solve cold cases, including the mysterious 1957 Boy in the Box, and explore the history of New York City’s Vidocq Society.

Trust. It's the foundation of any enduring relationship between friends, lovers, spouses, and families. But when trust is placed in those who are not what they seem, the results can be deadly. Ann Rule, who famously chronicled her own shocking experience of unknowingly befriending a sociopath in The Stranger Beside Me, offers a riveting, all-new collection from her true-crime files, with the lethally shattered bonds of trust at the core of each bloodsoaked account. Whether driven to extreme violence by greed or jealousy, passion or rage, these calculating sociopaths targeted those closest to them -- unwitting victims whose last disbelieving words could well have been "but I trusted you...." Headlining this page-turning anthology is the case of middle-school counselor Chuck Leonard, found shot to death outside his Washington State home on an icy February morning. A complicated mix of family man and wild man, Chuck played hard and loved many...but who crossed the line by murdering him in cold blood? And why? The revelation is as stunning as the shattering crime itself, powerfully illuminating how those we think we know can ingeniously hide their destructive and homicidal designs. Along with other shattering cases, immaculately detailed and sharply analyzed by America's #1 true-crime writer, this fourteenth Crime Files volume is essential reading for getting inside the mind of the hidden killers among us.

A riveting true‑crime chronicle of Kari Swenson’s kidnapping in Montana’s Big Sky country and the relentless manhunt led by Sheriff Johnny France.

A gripping true‑crime account of a 1954 murder in Boulder, Colorado, whose victim—Jane Doe—was identified decades later thanks to the work of historian Silvia Pettem and forensic experts.

Three best‑selling true‑crime titles by Ann Rule, compiling the cases of marry‑for‑profit killer Randy Roth, obsessively corrupt state trooper Tim Harris, and a volatile Midwestern love triangle.

"In the Name of Love" chronicles the ruthless crimes of a sociopathic killer and the remarkable resilience of a survivor who endured nearly eight years of unimaginable hardship while maintaining hope and moral clarity.

A compilation of American murder case studies written by true‑crime author Ann Rule.

An intensive look at the unsolved 1991 murder of four girls in Austin, Texas, tracing decades of investigation, DNA advances, and the challenges of justice.

Ann Rule investigates a shocking Christmas‑time murder on the Washington coast, exposing the greed, sex, and scandal that led to a brutal killing.