Serial Killers: The True Crime Story of Ted Bundy

by Jack Stich

The healthy and creative way for those with dark minds to unwind and express themselves. 37 notorious serial killers for you to spend intimate time coloring. Single-sided images that are perfect for framing. Fill an entire wall with these disturbing legends. Moderate to complex in detail. CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN.

38 pages, Paperback

Published August 24, 2019

Reviews

[Philip Raus]

This book delves right into the deep end as far as Bundy's string of murders. It tends to focus more on the investigation of his murders as opposed to exploring his early life and details or give an in depth psychological profile. The beginning gives a quick synopsis of his family dynamic and covers (again, quickly) what the perceived motive for Bundy's murders are. It feels more like a thesis than a book, but on the same token it is amazing short read and does give you the meat and potatoes of the Bundy saga. If you like true crime, this is a good book to read.

[DA]

Interesting read

No nonsense, no frills, just strictly the facts about Bundy from his childhood up through his execution. I liked the condensed timeline of this book, made for an interesting and quick read.

[Nicole]

Very Good Read

I loved it. It was detailed and thorough. But it could have gone through spell check. I would definitely recommend.

[Angie]

Short look at Ted Bundy .

[Michelle]

Needs a proper edit and factual evidence