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The Scarlet Mansion

door Allan W. Eckert

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"This book is strong stuff...magnificently crafted, powerfully written. Read it if you dare...astounding suprise ending."The Daily World

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Mostly straight historical account of America's first and most prolific serial killer; Herman W. Mudgett, aka Howard Henry Holmes (among numerous other aliases). Like Eckert's other works, dialogue and thought are invented to fit the known facts. In a twist that only a made-for-TV movie could love, Holmes was convicted of a single murder; one that he may well have been innocent of. (

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BruceCoulson | Jul 7, 2014 |

I used this fictional account of the life of H.H. Holmes to help write my 10th grade history fair project. Who knew crime could read so profoundly interesting? (

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