Serial Killers

By: Ryan Becker, Nancy Veysey, True Crime Seven

Narrated by: Michael Goodrick

Length: 9 hrs and 29 mins

Publisher's Summary

Petrifying. Bone-chilling. Depraved.

Their acts made headlines. Their names live in infamy in the darkest recesses of the internet, but for those who are left behind, these heartless monsters are always there, looming over their every move.

This true crime four-book set exposes their inner secrets, details their heinous crimes, and pulls the curtain on the long, hard-fought investigations.

This set includes the stories of:

• Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, dubbed the Ken and Barbie Killers, a couple who turned their storybook house into a living nightmare.
• Cold-hearted murderer Mary Flora Bell, an 11-year-old girl, who brutally murdered two young boys.
• Doug Clark and Carol Bundy, the Sunset Strip Slayers - one a sadomasochist; the other, a deviant nurse
• Prophet, madman, evil incarnate, Marcus Wesson, a monster you’ll not soon forget

Peek behind their sadistic masks and hear about their vicious and sadistic crimes. Meet the monsters.

Buy this book now and delve into their dark stories. These true crime accounts aren’t for the faint of heart. Listen to them if you dare.

©2019 Sea Vision Publishing, LLC (P)2019 Sea Vision Publishing, LLC

True-Crime Cases

This book is well researched as far as I can tell. I was familiar with all of these cases prior to listening to this audio. The authors state they used court documents, interviews and other information for these books. I don't doubt the authors worked hard to produce this book.

That being said, I had a few issues. While the authors state they don't condone her horrific murders, they spend a chunk of time mitigating Mary Bell's crimes. There are dramatizations of scenes that are clearly author conjecture. There were a few moments the authors were glib and flippant, considering the seriousness of the subject. A small nitpick: Marcus Wesson is a mass-murderer, not a serial killer.

Turning to narration: The narrator, Michael Goodrick, delivers a nice performance. His newscaster-like tone gives weight to the nightmares he is describing.

Overall, not a bad book. If you love true-crime, it's a worthwhile listen.

I received a free review copy of this audiobook at my request and am giving a voluntary review.

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Much better narration from the first.

Unlike like the first book where the narrator had odd pauses, this one had more range and no noticeable pauses. The author gives straight to the point info and is enjoyable.

I recieved this book for free in hopes of me giving a voluntarily review.

Serial Killers - So interesting

I have never really been interested in books like these but after listening to these stories I am hooked. How can people like this really exist? It is so interesting hearing these monster's stories. I do have to warn that this is not for the faint of heart. Ready for more!!

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

This author goes above and beyond the basic story!

How about this! You get to read a story about a serial killer, and it continues past being caught! Well past their arrest. And continues through their incarceration and there after!
The narrator was a bit dry. I found that he would sound mechanical or robotic. He speaks clearly and very pleasantly! But it truly sounds as if he is recording one sentence at a time!
LOVED this book!

Both creepy and informative...

This is great compilation of well-known crimes that is clearly presented with attention to details and facts many may have now forgotten or, perhaps, never known. While it seems to be sprinkled with a bit of conjecture concerning how someone may have felt about certain events, the overall tone of the book is informative, authoritative, and sometimes analytical which, in my opinion, lent authenticity to the stories examined within. The narrator, Michael Goodrick, has a news anchor type of delivery that is well-suited to a book of this nature. He chose a pace that was easy to follow and, with the exception of sounding a bit staccato in his delivery, gave the listener a great performance. Any enthusiast of the true crime genre will likely enjoy this book/audiobook.

I received a free copy of this audiobook from Audiobook Boom! in exchange for my honest, unbiased review.

I enjoyed the way that they go together.

I enjoyed this collection and the narration as well, I was able too listen all the way through at once, and stay interested all the way through.

Consistently Great!

Ryan Becker & The True Crime Seven consistently impress me with their work.
I'm a life long fan at this point!

The narrator is also consistently great. He walks you through these stories perfectly!