Joanne Myers Volgorde van de boeken

What happened that cool fall evening of October 4th, 1982, came to be known as "The Crime of the Century," for a small southeastern town. A crime that tore families apart, turned relative against relative, sent an innocent man to death row, and forever scarred Logan, Ohio. Derived from case documents, witness statements, police reports, and newspaper clippings, this crime captivated national headlines and took nearly 30 years to solve. Only with advanced stages of DNA did truth prevail. If you enjoy reading about sex, lies, lust, and murder, you will love "The Crime of the Century-murder in a small town."

When two dismembered and unidentifiable torsos wash up on a local riverbank, nurse Caroline Reeves, believes the killer is a man from her past with a history of mental problems. She contacts FBI Special Agent Walker Harmon, who arrives to the sleepy town of Pleasant Valley, and met with a reception of lies and threats from local police and citizens. Under constant pressure from both the media and public, along with taunting messages aimed at him and Caroline from person's unknown, the agent races against time to catch the killer before he strikes again, and before an innocent man is convicted. With a suspect list involving the victim's parents, ex-lovers, Satanists, corrupt police, and the motorcycle gang the Devil's Disciples, circumstances turn the hunt personal, as the hunters become the prey.

a collection of inspirational poems derived from the authors love for nature, animals, friendship and family