Book Reviews:"Murder in the Heartland" and Ann Rule's "Too Late To Say Goodbye"

The Kaitlyn Mae Book Blog ^ | 7/8/08 | Pat Fish

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Two True Crime book reviews here. One is a very personal, almost painful review. For it was this Blogger who originally was scheduled to write the story of the very troubled Lisa Montgomery, a woman who cold-bloodedly killed a young mother and ripped her unborn baby from her body.

A very handsome and talented M.William Phelps wrote the story instead, with a minimum of help from me. I did, however, know a few members of Lisa Montgomery’s family and this gave me an insight into how Phelps wrote the book, the skewed points of view within the book’s covers and the very, very wrong title for the book titled “Murder in the Heartland”.

The other book review involved this Blogger again in a fashion that surprised me. For under my “True Crime” headers I’d written about the very fine Barton Corbin and even received an insightful and thankful email from Jennifer Corbin’s father for my blogging activity in helping to keep this story alive.

Because Barton Corbin had the worst luck of most any man on earth.

He fell in love, even married, women who seemed to commit suicide all around him.

By Ann Rule, we review “Too Late to Say Goodbye”.

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Thanks for the book reviews. I live near the Stinnet’s home town so this is interesting to me. Plus I’m a true crime fanatic:)