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The story of the three Kennedy brothers and how they relied on each other.

"Drawing upon scores of interviews with people who have never spoken out before, troves of private documents, archives in Ireland and America, and private conversations with Jackie, Klein explores the underlying pattern that governs the Kennedy Curse." "The reader is treated to penetrating portraits of the Irish immigrant Patrick Kennedy; Rose Kennedy's father, "Honey Fitz"; the dynasty's founding father, Joe Kennedy, and his ill-fated daughter Kathleen; President Kennedy; accused rapist William Kennedy Smith; and the star-crossed lovers, JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. Each of the seven profiles demonstrates the basic premise of this book: The Kennedy Curse is the result of the destructive collision between the Kennedys' fantasy of omnipotence - an unremitting desire to get away with things that others cannot - and the cold, hard realities of life."--Jacket.

Ann Rule brings another gripping anthology of real-life homicide investigations, drawn from her personal files.

An investigative reporter tracks the long‑timed serial killer who has murdered women in South Central Los Angeles since the 1980s, uncovering the case’s alleged identity.

A Philadelphia schoolteacher and her two children were brutally murdered, allegedly as part of an insurance fraud plot.

A nonfiction exploration of the 1998 murder of gay University of Wyoming student Matt Shepard, its impact on a remote Wyoming community, and the wider national response to violence against LGBTQ people.

A gripping legal thriller about a prosecutor's quest for justice after a brutal murder in Washington, D.C.

A true crime account of homicide and attempted murder cases in the United States.

Ghosts from the Nursery argues that abuse and neglect during the first two years of life can permanently dull the infant brain’s capacity for empathy, trust, and intelligence, laying the groundwork for later violent behavior.

A true‑crime account of the shocking 2003 murder of Nancy Kissel, the charismatic New York socialite, and the ensuing investigation that lay bare the darkness lurking behind glittering success.

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.

In February 2013, Suburban Washington, D.C. faced an alarming spike in homicides and police‑involved shootings. Del Quentin Wilber follows the Prince George’s County homicide unit through its frantic investigation of a series of brutal murders, including the infamous “Red Ball” case.