Kill for Me

By: M. William Phelps

Narrated by: Jonathan Yen

His Target

Aspiring model Sandee Rozzo's big mistake was being kind to Timothy "Tracey" Humphrey. After Rozzo refused the 'roided-up ex-con's advances, she described how he imprisoned, raped, and brutalized her for two days. When the courageous woman pledged to testify against him, Humphrey knew he had to silence her....

His Weapon

That's when he turned to 19-year-old Ashley Laney. She had fallen in love with Humphrey, her personal trainer, and would do anything for him. On their wedding night, he made a strange request - one that would end with eight gunshot wounds and a dead body.

His Scheme

The police knew Humphrey was the likely suspect, but he had an alibi for the time of the shooting. How could they prove that, even if he didn't pull the trigger, he was the manipulative psychopath behind Sandee's murder? It would all come down to a prison escape, a manhunt for a killer, and an explosive trial....

Contains mature themes.

©2010 M. William Phelps (P)2018 Tantor

Riveting true crime tale

Phelps is the authority - he answers all our questions- I read and enjoy everything he writes

Definitely worth your time and money

Wasn’t terribly interested in this story but once I saw the author I decided to give it a try. Finished the book in two days. I’ve decided M. William is our present day Ann Rule.

I like that the reader did not do accents or try to role play. I want to listen to a book and not listen to someone trying to act it out ... that’s a real turn off for me.

Most definitely worth your time and money.

Interesting Case

Horrible person who did a horrible crime. He did many and then couldn’t believe it when he couldn’t talk his way out of this one too.

interesting book.

I listened to the whole thing in 1 day. the story peaked my interest.

Boring

While I’m a fan of Phelps ,not this book. Rather boring too long and drawn out. A lot of she said he said and so on. Didn’t like the narrator either.