A Rage to Kill by Ann Rule (1999, Paperback, Illustrated)

My family are avid readers. We started buying Ann Rule when she wrote The Stranger Beside Me...about Ted Bundy. Ever since we buy, trade and sell her books. Most of her books are the type that you can't put down. I take a book every where with me in my purse. I must admit this one was ok, but not as great as the others. I still liked it because it makes me wonder about how the mind can work on certain criminals and how innocent the victims can be.
I find it helps me to be more street smart and less naive. I would still buy "A RAGE TO KILL". I have to read 1 more of her books to say that I read them all. I hope she writes another real soon!

I would definitely recommend this book to anyone interested in Seattle-area history or history of crime. I would also recommend this book to anyone interested in the psychological profiling of spree-killers, or serial killers.

“A Rage to Kill” outlines the events of several horrific events which happened in or relate to Washington State; most occurred in the Seattle area. Ann Rule is a knowledgeable speaker due to her history with the Seattle Police Department, and makes fine lines between facts and her own ideas, so as not to mislead. This book includes the “skinny” on the Aurora 99 bus incident (shooter Silas Cool, who also may have committed suicide as the bus plunged off the bridge), and many other true cases. If you are into true crime events, you will not be able to put this book down until you are finished!

ann rule writes great true mysteries!! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx