Books like Prescription for murder by Brian Whittle

A graphic novel detailing the grim history of a Kansas family of serial killers who operated a general store and inn in Labette County between 1872 and 1873.

An in‑depth look at the lives and crimes of seven notorious serial killers—H. H. Holmes, Albert Fish, Ed Gein, Andrei Chikatilo, John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, and the Zodiac Killer.

A true‑crime chronicle of the 1920s San Francisco murders investigated by police, following a suspect described by witnesses as having razor‑sharpened claws.

In the newest novel in the "USA Today"--Bestselling series, Fletcher must diagnose a killer with a taste for bad medicine when a doctor with a checkered past and a powerful drug discovery dies in a supposed freak accident.

"When her latest book tour brings bestselling author Jessica Fletcher to Tampa, Florida, she's thrilled to learn that her travel plans overlap with those of her good friend, Cabot Cove's own Dr. Seth Hazlitt. Seth is in town visiting Alvaro Vasquez, a renowned physician he befriended while participating in a research program in Havana. Vasquez, who has defected from Cuba to Tampa, is developing a potentially groundbreaking cure for Alzheimer's disease. If he's successful, his American backers stand to make millions. But there is a growing fear that the drug may fall into the hands of a powerful pharmaceutical company. Jessica attends a party at Vasquez's lavish home, but the celebration ends abruptly when guests witness Vasquez seemingly struck by lightning. Jessica and Seth do some digging into the physician's checkered past and learn that his death was no accident. As they work together to find a cure for the common killer, they become enmeshed in international intrigue involving the local police, the FBI, the CIA--and begin to wonder if they'll ever see Cabot Cove again."--Dust jacket flap.

This title exposes the pharmaceutical industries and their charade of fraudulent behaviour, both in research and marketing where the morally repugnant disregard for human lives is the norm.

A newspaper misprint involves Dr. Hugh Westlake in a series of homicides of the "mercy-killing" type and sets him off on his own perilous private investigation of the crimes. A fast-moving, fascinating novel of a puzzling murder frame.

Peter Haining explores the possibility that the infamous barber Sweeney Todd was a real 18th‑century London criminal, shaped and victimized by the era’s poverty and underworld crime.

When an explosion kills wealthy industrialist Gregory Van Dyke, Detective Frank Malloy is dispatched to investigate an anarchist plot. He must work with his estranged love, midwife Sarah Brandt, as they chase a dangerous killer in 1930s New York.

An investigative biography of Dr. Michael Swango, a physician alleged to be America's most prolific serial killer, following his career from Ohio to Zimbabwe and exposing systemic failures in the U.S. medical establishment.

A gripping true crime story of serial killings by Dr. Thomas Neill Cream, featuring the author's investigative approach and examination of Victorian sexual tensions and fears.

Kermit Gosnell, a former abortion physician, was convicted in 2013 of murdering four patients—including three babies—at his "House of Horrors" clinic, and is suspected of many more. His case exposed how legal and media scrutiny unfolded from a routine drug probe to a national scandal.