Never See Them Again

By: M. William Phelps

Narrated by: Keith Sellon-Wright

In the summer of 2003, the Houston suburb of Clear Lake, Texas, was devastated when four young residents were viciously slain. The two female victims, Tiffany Rowell and Rachael Koloroutis, were just 18 years old - popular and beloved. But when a killer came knocking, it turned out to be someone they knew all too well.

Seventeen-year-old Christine Paolilla was an awkward outsider until the girls befriended her. In this gripping true story, M. William Phelps delves into the heart of a baffling mystery to get to the truth of an act so brutal it could not be understood - until now.

©2012 M. William Phelps (P)2017 Tantor

Critic reviews

"An unblinking account of how four American teenagers lost their lives in the most violent way, how their families have suffered, and how an unlikely individual was responsible for causing this terrible crime." ( Library Journal)

Great Writer. Great Narration.

Meticulous recounting of a bizarre incident that occurred in Texas. I couldn't put the book down.

Very Good

Love the authors approach to this story. I couldn’t stop listening. You can’t help but to feel personally touched. Prayers for everyone involved

So crazy!

Mental health mixed with drugs leads people to do crazy things. I appreciate the doggedness of law enforcement. I grew up in this area, but left before these events. Still, the locations brought back many youthful memories.

Excellent

Very well researched and narrated. I had heard about this case prior to reading this book. It didn't feel like a repeat of the information that I already knew. There were so many other pertinent details included in the book that shed light on the horror and senselessness of this crime. It definitely kept my interest throughout.

Sad story!

Sad story but I didn't think it was particularly well told. It was fine but not my favorite