A Family Business (True Crime Library)

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The darkest crimes are often committed by those closest to us. In 'A Family Business,' Ken Englade peels back the layers of a family whose intimate bond became the weapon in a chilling true crime narrative. This isn't just a crime story; it's an exploration of how trust, closeness, and shared history can be weaponized, leaving readers to grapple with the terrifying possibility of what lies behind familiar smiles.\n\nPublished by St. Martin's Press, this 1992 true crime classic remains a haunting meditation on the perversion of domestic love. The prose is spare and unsettling, refusing to sentimentalize the tragedy and instead forcing the reader to confront the uncomfortable truth about the human capacity for betrayal. If you're drawn to true crime that lingers in your mind long after the final page, this is the book for you.

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