No Regrets by Ann Rule (2006, Paperback)

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I read all ANN RULE books and was very happy to find them on E-bay.
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I read many true crime writers books, but Ann Rule is by far one of the very best writer's of true crimes. She is one person that will take you into the view and life of the victim, which for the most part is not the norm.
Over the years it's been the Murderer's in the true crime history that is widely reviewed and completely broken down piece by piece, so that we can, the best way that we can, try to understand or atleast attempt to what makes that type of personality tick. So, it always has been the killer that everyone remembers the name of and the where and the how's of...but, Ann Rule, take all of that and pulls it a step further, while she tries to also look into that aspect of the crime, she also brings us closer to the victim and the loved ones left behind in such a way that you feel so close to it as you are reading, that you definately want to follow up on these people and their lives down the road after their terrible ordeals.
She is one of the only Author's that I have ever seen keep a web page just for that type of follow up also, so that we might look into what is happening to the family members now. Also making it possibly for any of us to reach out to the victims families and let them know that they are not alone in there search for understanding as to why these horrible things even so much as exist in our world and must deal with day to day.
She also keeps us informed of the very people that put their lives on the line every single day to try to keep us all safe and the one's who also adjudicate all of the trials also.
In any case, I believe that Ann Rule may very well be the best True Crime writer we have at this date and time. And possibly the best one of the past twenty years also...and she is writting more for us still to read. I believe everyone that enjoys reading and also enjoys true crime books to make sure that they put Ann Rules' books at the top of their list to add to their personal library. This particular book was about Ruth Neslund and the murder of her husband called "No Regrets", but she has a total of 30 books to my knowledge and only one isn't a true crime book, it is her tribute to Seatle and a Coffee Table book, but the other 29 are sensational. The last of her true crime books is called Omnibus, which is three of her books put into one single jacket, all of which, I have already read, so that particular one, I did not buy...but if I ever found out that it had more to it than just those three stories, I would, because she is just that good of a writer. I'd never want to miss any of her true crime files writings.

Ann Rule is the best true crime writer of her time! Every book that I read about her is outstanding, it is all about real stories, real people that are the same kind of people as whom our next-door neighbors could be. Amazing top-notch writer!

A little while ago I go hooked on Ann Rule books. I saw a hard back in the store that I really didn't want to pay that much. I went to ebay and they had to book for more then half the price. I will continue to go on ebay to find more of Ann Rule books. Brenda Stehphens

I have found that Ann Rules books lately are short series that I have already read before with a new book cover. So is confusing. Hope she comes out with a book on a more recent case.

I have read every one of her books, with the only exception being the novel that she wrote called "Possession". This crime series volume is mainly based on the murder of Rolf Neslund by his wife, Ruth. Since there was no body found, much of what the trial is about is circumstantial. Since I lived in the area at the time of the trial, I remember this case and followed it in the papers. Much of what Ann writes about was not disclosed in the papers and provides her excellent analysis that she is so well-known for.
The only reason I am not giving this an excellent review is that I am finding that the mini-stories she has included in the crime series books are, well, stale. You can tell by the pictures that they are from the 70's or 80's. Personally, I would prefer more recent short crime stories that involve using more updated technology, even if they were from the 90's would be preferable. I know she is a busy lady, appearing on NW Afternoon locally and writing a new full-length book due out in April but some of the older stuff just isn't that interesting to me. It will not stop me, though, from buying the next book.