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While Catch Me If You Can is one of my all-time favorite true-crime films, Frank W. Abagnale’s sincerity makes his book far more human, not merely a big-name blockbuster. Continue reading
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While Catch Me If You Can is one of my all-time favorite true-crime films, Frank W. Abagnale’s sincerity makes his book far more human, not merely a big-name blockbuster. Continue reading
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The Amazing Career of the Most Spectacular Imposter of Modern Times I read a lot, and a quick perusal of my site will tell you that my reading tastes tend to be eclectic. I’ve read some true crime in the … Continue reading
Erik Larson follows a true crime through the dingy street of turn-of-the-century Chicago in The Devil in the White City. It’s an engaging, disturbing, wonderful read! Continue reading
“Why in the world would you read that!?” I already heard it from my wife, so I might as well acknowledge what you’re probably thinking too. Why in the world would I read this? Why would I buy this book … Continue reading
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Killing Kennedy (O’Reilly & Dugard, 2012) is racier than Killing, but that’s as true of the men as the books! A Christian review. Continue reading
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Killing Lincoln (O’Reilly & Dugard, 2011) is a masterful first cut in a thrilling series. A Christian review. Continue reading
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A Christian review of the greatest manhunt in history, The House on Garibaldi Street by Isser Harel (1975). Continue reading
While A Death in Belmont by Sebastian Junger (2006) is not at all Christian and contains lurid details of violent serial killings and sexual abuse, it is not quite a departure from my personal reading style. I have always been … Continue reading