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Title:Lust Killer
Author:Ann Rule
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Updated edition
Pages:Pages: 295 pages
Published:June 7th 1983 by Berkley Books (first published July 1981)
Categories:Crime. True Crime. Nonfiction. Mystery
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When young women begin mysteriously disappearing in Oregon, Police Lieutenant James Stovall leads a relentless search for a killer. With little evidence available, and the public screaming for answers, he must find a remorseless, brutal killer whose identity will shock them all ... One by one the young women vanished without a trace ... Pretty Linda Slawson disappeared while trying to make a living selling encyclopedias door to door. Lovely college girl Jan Whitney never completed her two-hour drive home on the freeway. Beautiful pre-med honor student Karen Sprinker failed to show up for a lunch date with her mother. Stunningly attractive Linda Salee dropped out of sight while her boyfriend waited and worried for hours. By then the pattern was clear. Oregon's massive police search was under way. But not even Lt James Stovall, the brilliant investigator in charge, suspected how grisly the crimes were - or who the man who killed like a sadistic monster would turn out to be ... "Rule springs surprises and rvelations with a novelist's skill.' - Seattle Times

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Original Title: Lust Killer
ISBN: 0451166876 (ISBN13: 9780451166876)
Edition Language: English

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I found the writing to be fantastic. Rules Stranger Beside Me had me bored throughout but in Lust Killer I was found myself unable to put it down. I definitely see why people enjoy her writing and plan to check out more of her works now.

I very seldom read true crime accounts. I generally find them horribly banal, and I get irritated at the blurbage where every serial killer victim is "beautiful" or "all American." I read this one to get anecdotes for my psychology classes and for my own writing. I thought it was well told although I didn't find the case itself terribly compelling.

Due to lack of reading material, I was forced to read Lust Killer. I wasn't too thrilled about this. I had never heard of Ann Rule, and I underestimated her because, honestly, the book just looked mediocre (I guess that goes with the saying "Don't judge a book by its cover"). I'm sorry for this, Ann. This book exceeded my expectations dramatically! This book had me hooked from almost the beginning. This was a very gruesome book, and I almost feel guilty for admitting my liking for it. It's

Jerome Brudos did not like his mother, who doted on his elder brother, and this life style more than likely influenced his later behaviour thought the psychiatrists once he had been captured.But by that time he had killed, most gruesomely, four ladies, all of whom happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. He had transgressed with ladies before he started his killing spree but in a more minor way and he had been fortunate enough not to have been caught. Had he been caught perhaps the



Ann Rule's writing has really matured from her older books like this one. For one, she no longer writes what the murder victim was thinking and feeling before and during the murder, something that drives me nuts in true crime.

Another very good book written by Ann Rule (writing as "Andy Stack"). All of the books by Ann Rule (at least all the ones I've read, and I've read a LOT!) seem to be well researched and well written. This one is about a pretty well-known sadistic serial killer, Jerome Brudos. As in all of her books, you get a bit of background info on the victims, and quite a bit of background info on the killer. In some cases, with the background information, you can easily see how the monster was created. In