Books like Deadly Masquerade by Donita Woodruff

A true‑crime chronicle of the unresolved murder of British chemist Helen Greenwood, linking her death to the criminal case of Paul Frediani and demonstrating how advances in forensic DNA opened a new investigative pathway.

A shocking true-crime tale of teenage desire that turns into homicide in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where a 14‑year‑old and a 18‑year‑old are hunted across states after a murder, exposing fundamentalist family tensions and a relentless investigation.

Former LAPD officer Steve Hodel uncovers evidence that his father, Dr. George Hodel, was the Black Dahlia killer and other unsolved murders in 1940s Los Angeles.

Detroit psychologist Alan Canty leads a double life as the charismatic Dr. Al Miller, attracting a young prostitute and becoming entangled with a drug‑using pimp, until a violent confrontation ends in his death.

Final Analysis traces the brutal murder trial of Susan Polk, a Northern California housewife arrested for killing her husband Felix, unpacking their decades‑long, abusive relationship and the meticulous police investigation that led to her conviction.

A thorough, journalistic account of the Laci and Scott Peterson murder investigation, detailing courtroom proceedings, investigative breakthroughs, and exclusive interviews, written by former judge and legal analyst Catherine Crier.

A Wall Street financier’s shocking downward spiral ends with the murder of his second wife, Diane, a Harper's magazine assistant, and a grisly journey to dispose of the body across Massachusetts and New York.

Charles Higham presents the most convincing solution yet to the unsolved 1922 murder of film director William Desmond Taylor, revealing corruption in 1920s Los Angeles and the Hollywood elite’s influence over the city’s authorities.

A meticulous exposé of Los Angeles’s 1947 Black Dahlia murder, revealing new evidence and a probable killer behind the iconic case.

A nonfiction study that argues for O.J. Simpson’s innocence by reviewing case evidence, investigative procedures, and courtroom proceedings associated with the 1994 murder case in California.

William J. Mann’s Tinseltown unpacks the 1922 murder of director William Desmond Taylor, drawing on newly released FBI files to examine industry power, rivalries, and the era’s complex suspects.

As Crimson Romance celebrates its first anniversary, we honor those pioneers who helped shape the direction of romance novels for all of us. Suspense, mystery, paranormal activity and love - always love - have been the cornerstone of the genre since the early 1970s. Now we have updated the covers to these classics - but not the words - and reissued these timeless reads to let you relive the thrill of discovering a world of romance all over again. Dashing Lord Andrew Blair swept his bewildered bride deep into his life of decadence on the infamous night they were wed. As the first shock waves of Revolution echoed through France, the disillusioned Lady Enid fled - alone - to Versailles and the arms of her dearest friend. Lady Enid soon found sweet revenge in the arms of Count Armand Beaufaire. But the revolution claimed Armand, even while Enid embraced the tawdry refuge of London's stage. Soon she would be recruited from her home in England and returned to France: this time as a Royalist spy sent to seek and destroy the Revolution's most dangerous agent, determined to rescue the only man she ever loved . . . and destined to fight her final battle with the husband who vowed never to let her go "Sensuality Level: Sensual"