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WOMEN SERIAL KILLERS OF THE 17th CENTURY (WOMEN WHO KILL)

ASIN:B00BKPWKG6

ISBN-10: 1482657805

ISBN-13: 978-1482657807

This was the century when royal poison scandals sent shockwaves throughout Europe. The scandals so rocked France, that Louis XIV in 1662, passed a law stopping the sale of poisonous substances to people other than professionals, and for all purchasers to be registered.

In this short booklet of approximately 9,300 words, best selling author Sylvia Perrini takes a look at some of the most prolific women poisoners of this century, and a look at one woman, who did not use poison, just torture.

Be prepared to be shocked.

WOMEN MURDERERS OF THE 18th CENTURY (WOMEN WHO KILL)

ASIN:B007B2G0KY

ISBN-10:
 1482678640

ISBN-13:
 978-1482678642

Why do women kill and murder? They are supposed to be the gentler sex, the ones who nurture the babies and support families, keeping the very structure of society in place. Why do some women go wrong? Is it greed, jealousy, power or just plain wickedness?

Women Murderers have been around for centuries. In this short book of approximately 12,500 words best selling author Sylvia Perrini looks at the profiles of eight women who operated in the 18th century.

WOMEN SERIAL KILLERS OF THE19th CENTURY: THE GOLDEN AGE OF POISONS
(WOMEN WHO KILL)

ASIN:B00BK9QY2S

ISBN-10:
 148269672X

ISBN-13:
 978-1482696721

The 19th Century is often regarded as the heyday of poisoners. In the beginning to the middle of the nineteenth century, a poisoning panic engrossed the public imagination. In the Times newspaper in England, between 1830 and 1839, fifty-nine cases of murder by poisoning were reported. By the 1840s, the number reported had risen to hundreds. And, of these hundreds of poisonings, sixty percent involved women murderers.

In this fascinating book, best selling author Sylvia Perrini, looks at serial women killers around the world in the 19th Century. Nearly all the cases, but not all, involve poisoning.

This book contains profiles of women mentioned in Women Serial Killers of the 19th Century Vol 1 and Women Serial killers of the 19th Century Vol 2.

WOMEN SERIAL KILLERS OF THE 20th CENTURY

ASIN:B00C0JRMFA

ISBN-10:
 1483953963

ISBN-13:
 978-1483953960

The 20th-century, like the previous centuries, has seen no end of murders by women with poison as their choice of weapon. Furthermore, just like in the previous centuries, the murders have been just as cold and calculating.

Those lucky few who have managed to survive an attempted murder by these women have described being poisoned as being equal to being devoured alive.

However, the 20th century has also seen murders committed by women with guns and, in the case of Dana Gray, with physical violence. Dana is a rarity among women serial killers, in both her choice of victim and her hands-on method of using her hands, a cord or rope, and an object with which to batter her victim.

Yet, even after all this time, we are
left with the same question; what leads a woman to commit serial murder?

In this book, I examine the profiles of twenty-five women serial killers, all of whom acted alone.

I have not included mothers who solely kill their own children as I believe that is a subject that deserves to be written about entirely separately.

Even leaving those specific types of Women Serial Killers aside, there are still many women who choose to commit murder again, and again, and again…

Welcome to the world of 20th century women serial killers.

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WOMEN SERIAL KILLERS THROUGH TIME Boxed Set (4 in 1)

ASIN;
B00C3N7BFY

ISBN-10:
 1484044266

ISBN-13:
 978-1484044261

ANGELS OF DEATH; NURSES WHO KILL (WOMEN SERIAL KILLERS)

ASIN:B00946F178

In this book, historian and best selling author Sylvia Perrini looks at some cases of serial killers, all of whom were female nurses. The crimes of these nurses are heinous and shocking.

Luckily, nurses, who murder their patients, are the exception. They are not the rule. However, the number of cases of nurses accused and convicted of murdering patients is rising. It’s almost enough to give you a phobia about going into hospital!!

BABY FARMERS OF THE 19th CENTURY
(WOMEN WHO KILL)

ASIN:B00ACPGTFI

ISBN-10: 1484128729

ISBN-13:
 978-1484128725

The practice of baby farming came about in late Victorian times. In this era, there was a great social stigma attached to having a child out of marriage and no adequate contraception existed. In this period of time, no child protection services or regulated adoption agencies were in existence.

A number of untrained women offered adoption and fostering services to unmarried mothers who would hand over their baby and a cash payment. The mothers hoped that this payment would find stable, happy homes for their babies. And in the case of weekly payments that they would at some time in the future be able to re-claim their child.

It was, without doubt, one of the most sickening aspects of Victorian times, not only in Britain but also in its colonies as well.

Many of these fostering and adoption agencies were bona fide, but a frightening number were not. They became known as baby farms.

In this short book, best selling author, Sylvia Perrini, introduces us to some of these baby farmers.

I DON'T LIKE MONDAYS: FEMALE RAMPAGE KILLERS (WOMEN WHO KILL)

ASIN:B00CW16O28

ISBN-10:
 1489533966

ISBN-13:
 978-1489533968

The Famous hit song “I don’t like Mondays” penned by Bob Geldof, was written after the school shootings in San Diego, California, committed by Brenda Spencer. Once she was apprehended and asked why she had done it. Her reply was:

“I don’t like Mondays, do you?”

When one thinks of spree killers or rampage killers, normally one thinks of a male. Men such as the Aurora Colorado Movie Theater James Eagan Holmes, Seung-Hui Cho Virginia Tech Massacre, Columbine school killers Eric David Bennet and Dylan Bennet Klebold, Adam Lanza at Sandy Hook Elementary School, and the 2011 massacre at a summer camp in Norway, by Anders Behring Breivik to name just a few.

Yet, women have also committed these crimes just not in such large numbers as men.

SUGAR N’SPICE: TEEN GIRLS WHO KILL

ASIN:
 B00DESV62Q

ISBN-10:
 149045845X

ISBN-13:
 978-1490458458

Murder is horrific whenever it happens and in what ever circumstances. But when a murder is carried out by a young girl, not much more than a child, it is doubly horrific.

What is it that goes wrong in the lives and minds of these girls that grow up to be teenage killers? Girls who ruthlessly murder strangers, young children, parents, and others?"

In this short book of approximately 25,000 words Sylvia Perrini has selected seven murder cases committed by teenage girls. The profiles of the girls covered are;

PAULINE PARKER AND JULIET HULME aka Anne Perry, the well-known author of murder fiction.

BRENDA ANN SPENCER

CHERYL PIERSON

HOLLY HARVEY AND SANDRA KETCHUM

CHELSEA O’MAHONEY

CINDY COLLIER AND SHIRLEY WOLF

ALYSSA BUSTAMANTE

ASIN;
B00EI2BA28

On the morning of December the 8th, 1971, New Jersey, and indeed the entire metropolitan New York City area, awoke to lurid newspaper headlines of the horrific massacre of almost an entire family in the affluent community of Westfield, N.J.; a story that both captivated and horrified a nation. The story was quickly picked up around the world.

The face of John List, who had left letters confessing to the crime, stared out at the readers. He was an ordinary, fairly non-descript looking man. The question on everyone’s lips as news broke of the horrific slaughter by a college-educated, seemingly successful accountant, and Sunday school teacher was why? He had murdered his mother, wife and three teenage children.
In this short booklet, of approximately 11,000 words, best selling author, Sylvia Perrini, delves into the events that led to the horrific slaughter of John Lists, mother, wife and three teenage children.

John List managed to evade capture for over 18 years and never expressed remorse for his crimes.

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ISBN-10:
 1480257001

ISBN-13:
 978-1480257009

This is the true-life story of a young English woman, who initially set out single-handedly to smuggle two tons of marijuana from Colombia to the US. It is a gripping story of battling storms, snakes, engine problems in Great White Shark infested waters, days at sea facing deprivations barely imaginable, and Mexican gunboats.

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Women Pirates (SCANDALOUS WOMEN)

ANNA MYERS

ASIN:
B007KQCBF4

There is an old superstition among sailors that women at sea bring bad luck. Despite this, many women have proved their seafaring skills. When we think of
Pirates, we have a tendency to think of masculine men. But, did you know that the most successful pirate of all time was a woman? Neither the Chinese, British or the Portuguese navies could stop her.

In this delightful short book
author,Anna Myers takes a look at the lives of eight wicked women pirate
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ANNA MYERS

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B00BAKB4XQ

In this wonderful short book, author Anna Myers looks at the colorful life of the extraordinary bohemian adventuress Lady Hester Stanhope.

Lady Hester lived in England until the age of about 34 when she set off traveling and fell in love with the Middle East. While en route to Egypt she was shipwrecked, and lost all her clothes. Unable to purchase European clothes she adopted a male version of Turkish dress. This, made her a bit of a 'cause celeb' in the Middle East, and that she rode horseback into Damascus without a veil, an unthinkable thing to do at the time. In fact, many of the things Lady Hester did were unthinkable at the time, which is what made her such a colorful character.

Many of the travels she undertook were exceedingly dangerous, but she appeared fearless. She was the first European woman - and one of the few Europeans to survive the dangerous journey - to enter Palmyra, in the middle of the Syrian desert. The native Bedouins crowned her as “Queen of the Desert”. Hester chose to settle down in Lebanon, where she became a local folk hero, offering shelter to those affected by wars and the battles for supremacy in the region.
 

When the British Government, under Lord Palmerston, stopped her pension, she died in her home in Djoun, destitute, friendless and alone.

ANNA MYERS

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 B007S9YCIM

Author Anna Myers in this delightful short book, provides a gallery of extraordinary women swindlers, con artists and
imposters. Some of the women you may even like and some you will despise
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MARTHE HANAU
‘La Banquière’
POILLON SISTERS
Sisters you wouldn’t want to meet on a dark night.
ELIZABETH BIGLEY
The Enterprising Mrs. Chadwick
THÉRÈSE HUMBERT
ANN O’DELIA DISS DEBAR
"One of the most extraordinary fake mediums and mystery swindlers the world has ever known".
ANNA SCHNEIDER
Too Many Husbands Spoil The Broth
ELLEN PECK
Just never wanted to retire!
BERTHA HEYMAN
"One of the smartest confidence women in America"
SARAH RACHEL RUSSELL
‘The Beautician from Hell’
SARAH WILSON
Princess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz sister?
ANNA ANDERSON
Was she Czar Nicolas’s II daughter ?
PRINCESS CARABOO
The greatest actress of all time!