Careless Whispers (St. Martin's True Crime Library) | Carlton Stowers

Careless Whispers (St. Martin's True Crime Library) | Carlton Stowers | Careless Whispers

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	Careless Whispers (St. Martin's True Crime Library) Carlton Stowers St. Martin's True Crime, 2001 - 480 pages average customer review:based on 21 reviews view larger image
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One of my favorites by this author

I did not understand why this book got so many mixed reviews in the review list. I felt it was very well written. I liked the fact that it read like a mystery.
One of the reviewers said that the main character, David Spence, was telling the truth about not being involved in the murders, and that the police officer who is convinced of his guilt is the actual liar. Do you have any evidence of this? Is this posted anywhere?

Careless Whispers

I have not read Carlton Stowers before, but I won't let that happen again.
He writes so well that I couldn't put the book down.. Normally, I enjoy a true crime story once in a while but not too often.. Mr Stowers writes so well that I plan to read all of his books.. Truman Capote captured my interest with "In Cold Blood" & now it is Carlton Stowers..I might go back to James Patterson in the future, but I'll read a lot of "Stowers" first.....

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Well written account about a gruesome crime

I only have two problems with this book. One, I felt it could have been boiled down. It was too long. The other is that there isn't much about the life of victim Raylene Rice. In my opinion, Spence was guilty as hell.

This book is very truthful

Careless Whispers is the hardest book I have ever read because it is such a truthful in depth account of the horrific evil events that took place that never forgotten summer. I know first hand how much fear was in the air before and after these events took place. I lived in the childrens home and was a very close friend of Ken Franks and knew Jill well also. The only part of this story that is not covered in deep detail in this book is the events leading up to and then the great fear and threats that several kids in the childrens home had to endure knowing our friends evil murderers were less than a block away from us. One of the murderers girlfriends threatened that if I talked to anyone that I would be next. Carlton Stowers came to the childrens home to talk to us (before the murderers were caught)I came down and briefly said hello and shook his hand but was too terrified to speak. It wasn't long after that, the same girl came into my bathroom and dropped a blowdryer into my bathtub electricuting me until my roommate came in and jerked the plug.If it were not for Truman Simons unyeilding determination, I am sure that there would have been more deaths and I would have been one of them. David Spence was Very Guilty...

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