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Kiss Me, Kill Me: Ann Rule's Crime Files Vol. 9 (Ann Rule's Crime Files) |
Author: Ann Rule
Published: 2004-11-30 |
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 Audio cd review: Grisly without being suspenseful
I really enjoyed Ann Rule's audio CD of the dentist accused of killing his wife, which I think was, "Too late to say goodbye." I had ordered it without reading the description, so I was on the edge of my seat most of the CD, there were lots of surprises I didn't anticipate, and there were some really interesting details about how the police proved their case. This audio CD was very disappointing by comparison. The stories are frequently disturbing without really having anything suspenseful happen, no big surprises in terms of investigation, etc. It's almost just like a chronicle of some of the more sensational cases she wrote about during a certain time period, but none of it gave me much insight or kept me on the edge of my seat.
The Audio CD format was pretty similar to the other one I had listened to, namely, it involves a female professional reader who reads in a very dispassionate way, which I prefer.
ann rule's kiss me kill me
ms rule needs to stick to what she does best - novels. I stopped buying the crime file series a long time ago. Why rehash old crimes?
 Disappointed
Very disappointed. Have loved most of Anne Rule's books, but this on is definitely not up to her standards. Appeared to be put together just to make money
 Scary
This was not one of my favorites of Ann Rule's books. The anchor story, "Kiss Me Kill Me," was confusing to read. She interjected other cases in it, making it hard to follow and choppy. The other stories were interesting, scary, and horrifying, but outdated. I agree with another reviewer that I would prefer more pictures of the victims and perpetrators rather than the investigators. Some of the cases, as well as victims in other cases, in this book had no pictures at all and that was disappointing.
 Disturbing!
I'm a big fan of Ann Rule's. I enjoyed reading this collection of cases. Each story was different, yet had the same theme of love or attraction gone wrong woven throughout. I found the saddest story to be the last one. To never know what happened to a missing loved one, how horrible...
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