Satan's Den Exposed - The David Parker Ray Story by Bill Johnson $ 3.95

It could be a friend or a neighbor... What people need to know about sexual predators... Satan's Den Exposed is a true crime story of a convicted criminal sexual sadist and cohorts in three cases of kidnap, rape and torture at David Ray's "toy box" in Elephant Butte, New Mexico. Parts of the book won first place in the investigative reporting category of the New Mexico Press Association's Better Newspaper Contest in 1999 as the story first began to unfold in the Desert Journal newspaper in Truth or Consequences, NM. * 5.5 MB PDF file requires Adobe Reader * 130 pages with color illustration * More than 40 color photographs of suspects and crime scenes and more

Arsenic & Soft Soap by Kevin Stock $ 4.95

The story of one of Britain's most prolific killers. Mary Ann Cotton murdered for finacial gain. Set in the mid 19th Century, the story tells of the life of a woman prepared to take the lives of those closest to her for the sake of money.

The Mafia Massacre by Jennifer Aitken $ 9.95

"The Mafia Massacre" is a fiction novel that tells a story of an Italian Mafia family and the trials each of them go through to keep their power and influence over New York City. The Micelle family heads the Italian Mafia and demands respect from every citizen in the city. Anthony strives throughout his entire life to be like his Father and more importantly, be accepted by him. Everything that Anthony does throughout his life is for his Father. This creates his character, and reflects Danny Micelle's character. The moment the Russians were discovered in New York City, the Italians prepare their plan of action. Heading the mission for the first time is Anthony Micelle. His first chance to prove to his Father that he can lead the family on his own. With the war before them, Anthony is willing to risk whatever it takes to win and come out on top. With no Russians left standing.

Unlucky 7 by M.W. Noir $ 3.50

Looking for a great scare without having to deal with the traditional blood and gore? Then check out this collection of seven tales that will make you both laugh and shudder. Readers have commented that they were "cracked up" by the narrator or were kept "hooked till the end." Note: Beware of much sarcasm and paranoia.

Who Killed Lord Brighthelm? by T F Foster $ 5.95

For all who like murder mystery thrillers, in which the accent is on the intrigue created by a number of devious, corrupt, and decadent people, any of whom might have committed the crimes at the Marquis of Brighthelm’s stately home in England. Almost impossible for the police to know what really happened, when they arrive at Helmstone House in Sussex to investigate the murders of five people. And yet, after interviewing those in the house, (family, servants, and guests,) and others connected with the affair, both in the vicinity and in London, the inspector in charge of the case assembles the suspects who were in the house at the time of the crimes, and attempts to unravel the mystery. But the truth, revealed on the last page of the book, and which comes as a total surprise to everybody, is not what the inspector had deduced.

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