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Happy 34th Birthday Andy Murray born in Glasgow on May 15, 1987, to Judy and William Murray.

Andrew Barron Murray grew up in Dunblane and began playing tennis at age 3. A former competitive tennis player, Judy coached Andy and his older brother, Jamie, in their early years.

In March 1996, while 8-year-old Murray was sitting in his classroom at Dunblane Primary School, an armed man entered the building, and shot and killed 17 people—16 students and one teacher—before committing suicide by turning the gun on himself. During the horrible event, Murray ran and hid in his headmaster’s office. It still surprises me today that some people are unaware of this tumultuous thing happened in Andy’s life and he picked himself up and achieved so much

Andy scored a major youth championship when he won Florida’s Orange Bowl in his age group in 1999. In 2004, he became the world’s No. 1 junior after winning the U.S. Open junior title. Later that year, he was named the BBC’s “Young Sports Personality of the Year.”

Shortly after becoming the youngest British player to compete in the Davis Cup, Murray made his professional debut in April 2005. In 2006, with new coach Brad Gilbert, Murray beat top-ranked Roger Federer in Round 2 of the Cincinnati Masters tournament. Also that year, he defeated Andy Roddick en route to winning the SAP Open for his first ATP title. A year later Murray claimed a second straight SAP Open and also won the St. Petersburg Open to break into the Top 10 rankings

Murray emerged in the tennis spotlight when he defeated Spanish sensation Rafael Nadal to reach the final of the 2008 U.S. Open, before losing to Federer. He ascended to No. 2 in the world in 2009, and finished runner-up at the Australian Open in both 2010 and 2011.

In 2012, Murray made it to the Wimbledon final for the first time with his semifinal win over Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, the first home grown player to reach the final since 1938. However, Murray lost in the final to Federer, who claimed his seventh Wimbledon win.

Murray avenged his Wimbledon loss at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, held in London, where he beat Federer to take his first Olympic gold medal. That September, he continued to burn up the courts with an impressive run through the U.S. Open field. Murray scored an impressive victory over Novak Djokovic in a tough five sets to clinch his first Grand Slam title. becoming the first player from the British Isles since 1977—and the first British man since 1936—to win a Grand Slam singles tournament.

After losing to Djokovic at the 2013 Australian Open, Murray made history that summer by defeating the Serbian player to claim the Wimbledon men’s singles championship. He was the first British male to win the tournament in 77 years and the second Scottish-born player to win Wimbledon since Harold Mahony in 1896 a gap of 117 years.

Murray underwent back surgery in September 2013 following his loss in the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open. His performance was uneven for much of the 2014 season, though he made news by hiring former women’s champion Amelie Mauresmo to be his coach.

Andy seemingly was back on track when he reached his fourth Australian Open final in early 2015. That March, he scored career victory No. 500 while competing at the Miami Open.

Murray followed with an impressive run at the 2015 French Open, battling back from a two-set deficit in the semifinals before succumbing to Djokovic. A few weeks later, he reached the semifinals of Wimbledon, but his hopes of advancing were cut short by the ageless Federer. Murray’s subsequent fourth-round loss at the U.S. Open not only thwarted his last chance for a major title in 2015, it snapped his streak of 18 consecutive appearances in a Grand Slam quarterfinal.

Andy Murray began the 2016 season on a strong note, advancing to the Australian Open final before suffering another loss to his nemesis, Djokovic. However, he gained some revenge by defeating Djokovic to claim the Italian Open in May, and then sustained his high level of play through the French Open. With his semifinal win over defending champion Stan Wawrinka, Murray became the first British player to reach the French Open final since 1937. However, his bid to add another Slam title fell short when he wound up on the losing end of a blistering Djokovic onslaught once again.

In July 2016, Murray advanced to the semifinals at Wimbledon after defeating Jo Wilfried-Tsonga. In the final, he upended Milos Raonic, the first Canadian man to make it to the Wimbledon final, 6-4, 7-6, 7-6. The victory was Murray’s third Grand Slam title.

The following month, Murray continued his sterling play by defeating Argentina’s Juan Martin del Potro at the Rio Games, making him the first male tennis player to successfully defend his Olympic singles title.

Despite concerns over a lingering hip injury, Murray returned to Wimbledon in 2017 as the defending champion and progressed to the third round with straight set wins against Alexander Bublik and Dustin Brown.He dropped his first set of the tournament to Fabio Fognini but proceeded to the fourth round in four sets. Murray continued to the quarter final with a straight set victory against Benoit Paire. However, he was defeated in the quarter-final by Sam Querrey in five sets. Since then he has lost his world number one ranking and undergone surgery.

In March 2018 Murray lost his British number one ranking to Kyle Edmund for the first time since 2006.

In January 2019 a very emotional Murray announced at a press conference that his career was possibly over due to struggling physically for a “long time”, particularly with his hip injury. He said that he had been suffering with hip pain on a daily basis, and that it caused him to struggle with tasks like putting his shoes and socks on. He spoke of the possibility of a second hip surgery, but expressed doubt this would be a viable option to prolong his career, merely allowing him to “have a better quality of life, and be out of pain”

He said he hoped to play on until at least Wimbledon but that the upcoming Australian Open could well be his last tournament, he later went out in the second round. Andy admitted “I’m not sure I can play through the pain for another four or five months”

The top American doubles player Bob Bryan urged Andy to have the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing Operation that helped him return to top flight tennis. Informing him that the BHR would improve his quality of life and may help him return to the professional tennis tour. The orthopedic surgeon who pioneered the treatment said in an interview he could forecast a return to the sport “in the high 90 per cent”  Andy had the surgery that Februar and on 7 March, Murray stated in an interview that he was now free of pain in his hip as a result of the surgery and may therefore return to playing competitive tennis, but that any potential Wimbledon return would be dependent on how his hip felt, and that he would not rush his comeback and may test his condition by playing doubles.

Andy has since played a number of doubles matches, the most anticipated was the dream pairing with Serena Williams at Wimbledon last year, they lost in the third round to the top seeds. He continued playing the doubles circuit till late that year before returning to singles, losing his first few matches was no surprise, this was about getting back to match fitness and he dropped down to the second tier “Challenger circuit” to regain his match fitness, winning his first match since January.

At the end of November 2019, a television documentary, Andy Murray: Resurfacing, was released on Amazon Prime, detailing Murray’s various attempts to overcome his hip injury over a two-year period from his defeat at Wimbledon in 2017 to his doubles victory at Queen’s Club in 2019. December saw him withdraw from the the Australian Open and the inaugural ATP Cup with a pelvic injury.

Andy continues to try and gain match fitness and was recently in action in Rome as he prepares for the French Open which starts on May 30th, he has also been handed an invitation to the Queens Club competition on the run up to Wimbledon. Andy has fallen to 123rd in the world rankings. He missed out on the Australian Open due to quarantine protocols after contracting the coronavirus and has not had much competitive action since.

The three-time Grand Slam winner is now stepping up his preparations for a potential singles comeback in either Geneva or Lyon next week.

In his personal life April 2015 saw Andy Murray marry longtime girlfriend Kim Sears at Dunblane Cathedral in his hometown. They had met at the U.S. Open in 2005, they have four bairns, Sophia, Edie, Teddy, and a new boy born in March, which I can’t find the name of online! 

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An ambitious Southern belle

Marabelle Fairchild knows she’s a gal who can get things done. Feeling unappreciated at the exclusive private school where she’s a kindergarten aide and varsity tennis coach, Marabelle determines to score with the next big fundraiser. What she doesn’t expect? A smokin’ hot football coach to throw her off her game…

  A reclusive NFL bachelor…

NFL coach Nick Frasier is Raleigh’s most eligible bachelor, but he wants to focus on his career…not his playboy status. He doesn’t need a smart-mouthed, pint-sized kindergarten teacher pestering him. So he cuts Marabelle a deal—in exchange for Nick sponsoring a bachelor auction starring him and his gorgeous celebrity pals, Marabelle will pose as his fiancée to ward off unwanted advances.

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The best things about the South can be debated until the cows come home. For me, the list changes as often as our weather. I was born and raised a Carolina Blue Tarheel, but after college, I made my home in Miami, Florida and stayed for over twenty years (A different kind of south altogether). But since returning to my Tarheel state, it’s quite evident, some things have changed…and some things have not!

Here’s one of my favorite things about the south:  Southern Hospitality.

Yes, ma’am. Southern hospitality is so much more than being polite to one another. In the South we make our guests feel like family. Our southern drawl is our way of talking more slowly, letting our guests know they’re welcome to stay as long as they would like. Conversation flows seamlessly from the front door, to the dinner table, to the family room.

Southern hospitality is contagious and spreads like kudzu on a vine. We don’t expect reciprocity, but many times it happens nonetheless. And before you know it, friends have become family. Standing at the front door, the “goodbyes” can take quite a while, still talking and laughing while the hostess bundles leftover desserts and maybe a bone or two for Fido. We hate to see our guests leave and we always remember to say, “Ya’ll come back now real soon, ya hear?”

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“Tinker Bell, we need to talk.” Nick caught up with Marabelle on the courts the next afternoon shortly after the gala committee meeting. She was in the middle of running drills for the team. She growled in his direction like a feral cat, but that didn’t deter him. He opened the gate to court one and forged ahead.

“I have nothing to say to you.” She continued to feed balls like a machine, with a death grip on her racket.

He watched the boys hitting behind the baseline. “Now, honey, is that any way to talk to your intended?”

“Get back on your court and keep drilling,” she ordered the boys as some of them started to gawk and work their way over to him. She threw her racket in the basket of balls and grabbed his arm to pull him off the court.

Nick allowed himself to be turned and then stopped. “Where’re we going, Thumbelina? Behind the bleachers to neck?”

“Fat chance. Away from the courts. Those boys have a fanboy crush on you, and I don’t want them to hear us.”

Nick strolled next to her toward the bleachers. “I think their crush is on you, not me.”

Marabelle stopped, eyes snapping as she dug her small fists into her hips. “What’s that supposed to mean?”

“It means…those teenage boys have the hots for their tennis coach.”

Marabelle’s eyebrows shot so far up they got lost under her tennis hat. “Are you insane?” She put up both hands. “Don’t answer that. What kind of fiancé are you? You don’t write; you don’t call. I’m sitting on pins and needles here. This charade has gone on long enough,” she whispered fiercely.

Nick bit back a grin. “Awww, it’s only been two days. Have you been missing me?”

“Of course not. That’s not what I meant.” Nick started to chuckle. “I don’t think I can keep up this lie. In case you didn’t notice, those committee members want to lynch me,” she said, eyes flashing. “They’re very upset that the man of their dreams has taken himself off the market and gotten engaged to me.”

Nick had shown up at the meeting unannounced, and walked in on complete pandemonium with a lot of hysteria thrown on top. He’d managed to settle everyone down. Pledging a shitload of money will do that. Marabelle should be kissing his ass for saving hers.

“And that’s a problem because…” Nick shrugged.

“Because now the entire committee thinks I’m a slut. Hazel Cartwright asked how long I’d been ‘boinking’ you.”

“Really? Well maybe we should—”

“Look, can’t we pretend we had a big falling-out and broke up? I’ll tell everyone you dumped me for…for Jennifer Aniston. That’s totally plausible.”

Nick hated to burst Marabelle’s bubble, but he needed her more than she needed him. Marty Hackman loved the idea of his “engagement” and told Nick not to fuck it up…his exact words. And Nick had no intentions of disappointing the gruff, cigar-chewing owner of the Cherokees. If he asked Nick to join hands and sing Joni Mitchell songs, then he would do exactly that.

Nick placed his hand over his heart. “Tinker Bell, I’m wounded. Besides, Jennifer and I didn’t get along all that well.”

“You’ve actually dated Jennifer Aniston?” Marabelle drew back as her mouth formed a perfect O.

“We went out a few times. What’s the real problem here? I think the committee bought our story. We had them eating out of our hands.”

“Eating out of your hand. Look, it’s time we go our separate ways.” Marabelle ticked off on her fingers. “You do what you do best…date groupies. And I’ll do what I do best…make my mother’s life miserable. It works.”

Nick gave an exaggerated sigh and rubbed the back of his neck. “Anybody ever tell you you have no sense of adventure? You need to get out more.”

“I’m adventuresome. I’m all about adventure. Adventure is my middle name.”

Nick shook his head. “Huh-uh. My mind is made up. We’re engaged, and you’re just going to have to accept it. The sooner you do, the sooner we get to the good stuff.” He waggled his eyebrows at her scowling face.

“How can someone so gorgeous be so wicked and depraved?” Marabelle wondered aloud. “Why don’t you pick on someone your own size?”

“Honey, I’m not picking on you. I’m playing with you.” Nick allowed his gaze to roam over the tennis sweats swallowing her petite body. “I can’t wait to play doctor and get to the part where I undress you,” he said in a husky voice, moving in close and invading her space.

“Oh my God…you’re impossible.”

“Sh-h-h, you’re drawing a crowd.” Nick pointed at nobody over her head.

Marabelle whipped around to see who was listening, and Nick took advantage by gathering her in his arms.

“Marabelle, honey, stop fighting. Trust me.” He slipped his arm around her waist and lifted her up on her toes.

Then he kissed her silly. Or did she kiss him silly? Because the second his lips met hers, he forgot what they were arguing about. He’d never had to work this hard to get a girl on board. Frustrated didn’t begin to describe his feelings. Maybe he was losing his touch. He lifted his head, and Marabelle’s whacked expression matched his. Nah.

“See, that wasn’t so bad, was it?” he murmured.

Marabelle lowered herself and licked her bottom lip as if tasting him there. “Mmm. Okay. We’ll pretend. But only when others are around. And no sex.” She narrowed her eyes to slits. “I’m no groupie. I worship only from afar. It’s safer that way.”

He pressed another hard kiss to her lips, wishing he could scoop her up in his arms and take her home. “Get back to work. I’ll call you later.”

“Yeah, right,” she mumbled. Nick watched as she trotted back to the courts, wondering how he was going to survive the next few months.

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  About Michele Summers

Michele Summers writes smart romances with spunky heroines, hunky heroes and wacky characters, with sigh-worthy emotion and a satisfying happily ever after. She never tires of creating fictional towns with lovable but flawed characters. When not writing, Michele loves her career as an interior designer and works with clients in NC and Miami where she lived for over 20 years. These days she stays busy herding her college freshman and high school sophomore and spends a lot of time watching them compete in tennis. Presently she resides in NC where she grew up with her family, but still misses sunny South Florida, swaying palm trees and wearing open-toed shoes…everyday!

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Tales of Scarcity: Fiction 2

Hunters of the Supernatural

 Written by Daniel Vera

 Characters created by Ruben Vera

in Tales of Scarcity

 Chapter One

El Dia de Corazon 

 Some things he remembers clearly.   Like the day his brother said, “They were after you.”  Alfonso Cesar Cortez was a College Professor at the State University.  He was teaching full time in Ancient Civilizations. He was going on ten years of teaching there at the age of 38.  It was a long trek.  He never in his wildest dreams would have believed anything that was happening in his current life would be possible.  He never believed in the supernatural.    

First off, everyone he knows thinks he is crazy, paranoid or on drugs.  A few of 

them are trying to kill him.  And some of them are possessed.  His ex-wife and his 10 year old son are amongst them.  But that is a little later in the story.  It all started when he found a pair of sunglasses at the used book store in Egypt when on vacation with his then wife, Susan Evans, a famous romantic novelist.  He had purchased them, though it seemed like someone had left them there and the store owner gladly took the money.  They were a peculiar type glass, almost like a quartz or ruby crystal.  His eyes were bothering him, and the glasses seemed to clear his vision.  

They did have a changing tint to them.  Sometimes reddish, sometimes gold and sometimes aqua green.  They visited an ancient church in the desert, and along with some of the locals, they were baptized.  They weren’t religious, so they did it for the experience.  But something had happened.  He was able to see beyond people’s persona. He started seeing beyond their physical selves and into their inner selves.  At first he thought he heard some distant conversations, but no one else was there, it was the inner conversation of the people around him, but blurry.  He began to have premonitions, like a sixth sense.  He thought it��must have been the food or the water.

When they returned to the States, it slowed down.  But every once in a while, he would see movement when things weren’t there.  He finally blamed it on the glasses.  He put them in storage and never thought twice, it was some side effects of the substance of the lenses.  His wife had finished her newest book and announced she was pregnant.  Alfonso was ecstatic.  He had just received his Masters and had an opportunity to teach part time at the University.  He was sure he would get a full time position as soon as it opened up and they were doing alright financially.  Again, life gave him another twist of fate, and he found out Susan was having an affair with her Agent around the first year of their son, Josephs birth.  

He couldn’t feel to bad, because he was spending a lot of time with a female co-worker at the college.  Andromeda Romanos Vitalis, a Greek clerical secretary in the Admissions department.  Soon after they developed a steamy relationship.  They were doing well until some bad luck bestowed her family in Greece and she had to move back.  They saw each other off and on, but they ultimately decided to end it after a while.  During this time, Susan and Alfonso began fighting more about domestic issues and money.  She had ran through a few different relationships.  The affair with her Agent didn’t last, he liked strip clubs in the city.  Her tennis instructor was a summer fling.  She was seeing a professional boxer at one point.  She decided to live out her books instead of writing them.  She had a vodka and powder habit for a moment, but she seemed to kick them when she married a Doctor.  Dr. Michael O’Hara.  It couldn’t have been written more cliche.  

The ten years quickly passed and Alfonso got the full time position and started to settle into his career.  Amongst dating some of his well bestowed female students every so often, and frequenting the singles bars, he was a decent father.  During that time, he did delve into his studying.  He tried to travel as much as possible, at first to meet with Andromeda, then to other locations that had meaning in Ancient History.  He started to fancy whiskey and cigars along with guns and other weapons he found through his travels.  He became pretty good at hand to hand combat and would use that to clear his mind and zero him out.  That was until he found out that he had blundered into an Ancient Curse, in the same book store he had visited 10 years prior.  This is where the story begins, that to one that is involved, it does not seems real.  

 Chapter Two

El Muerto Vivo

 Alfonso at the time of his 38th birthday completed his work day like any other day.  He woke up in the morning to a strong cup of freshly ground coffee brewing by a girl he met at the uptown singles bar a few weeks ago, Sharen; a redhead that liked to play ruff in the bed.  It was good for his cardio.  She was wearing his dress shirt and nothing else. She had the body of a dancer.  The relationship was purely physical, and they used up the morning proving it.  

Grabbing a quick hot pocket, he rushed out of his apartment to pick up his son for school, as his son had a field trip to go to.  Alfonso had bought him a special phone watch that had just hit the market.  It had all the gadgets technology could afford.  He picked him up at his mother’s place.  Susan answers the door in her work out clothes.  She always gives a condescending smirk when greeting him, just before she uses her full form and enchantress ways to play the seductress role that they both partake.  In her best Marilyn Monroe, which is pretty damn good, she sings him happy birthday.  

Joseph runs out and is ready for the school field trip to the state capital.  He is oblivious to anything but his new shoes and hat.  He runs past them and gets in the car, calling for his father to hurry up.  He wants to be early.  After a long hug from his ex, he drives the Camero to exceeding speeds and gets to the school early like requested.  Before the young boy ventures out, his father gives him the new watch.  He tries to explain what the watch is, but Joseph says he already knows and thanks his dad before running off.  

Alfonso gets to his school a little late, like the whole semester he has been.  He runs into his boss on the way up the stairs to his 11 am class. He swears they must be following him.  Dr. Mick Clooney, a towering figure always dressed in as much black as he can.  He must only own black suits and ties.  His accent says he’s from South Africa, but he’s been in the U.S. for quite some time.  A blond haired, blue eyed man, most likely a descendant from Germany, around 6’3, 230 pounds.  He wonders how this man even got into this profession.  He looks like he should be a retired MMA fighter that can still fight.  At every faculty function, he just stands there answering any in coming questions and usually sipping a hot tea.  He never is the first one to initiate an interaction unless job related, usually to reprimand.  They started working at the college around the same time.  He was promoted around 5 years ago to Dean of the History Department.  The previous Dean had passed away in a car accident.  He was an older gentleman, Dr. Henry Shoemaker.  He was the person who encouraged Alfonso to apply for the job. 

 Dr. Clooney says to Alfonso, “Are you late again Mr. Cortez?”

 Alfonso replies, “It’s my birthday, I got caught up in traffic.”

 Dr. Clooney ends the conversation with, “See me in my office after you finish your class.”

 “Shit, and my day started to good.”  He thinks to himself as he walks into a classroom full of 35 students waiting to pass a class they don’t want to take, but are required to.  He unclips his briefcase with a thumb-drive that has the years lectures safely saved from prying eyes.  The computer gives him problems once again.  It’s a persistent bug that has plagued the semester.  He improvises instead for the hour on the South American Amazon and how the idea of Wonder Woman fits into the lost mythology; ancient civilizations, got to love it. 

In front of the class for the whole semester, sits one the most gorgeous 21 year old woman he has ever seen.  There seems to be one every year.  Most years he has been able to fend them off either by indifference or keeping busy.  They usually seem to be persistent, and very persuasive,  running into him around town, or at social functions.  This year, Misha Michelle, a brunette with green eyes, a sharp tongue and a sure double for Megan Fox, with the body of Salma Hayek, likes to stay after class and ask questions.  Normally he answers and does office work, but he ran into her a few weeks ago at an ice cream shop after a night out at the bars, and they had a moment in the bathroom.  Since then, he has found it hard to look away when she wears mini skirts and loose tank tops.  She gives him a birthday present after class in a broom closet no one frequents. 

He quickly finds himself on the way to the Deans office.  In transit he runs into a few co workers.  Standing at the secretary’s desk is his long time rival, Jason Burgs, a fellow Historian. Jason and Alfonso met a few years ago when Mr. Burgs was hired as an Art History professor.  Turns out he is qualified to take Alfonso’s job as well.  He seems to be around when things are not going well for Alfonso.  The bald head, bearded man, gives him a tip of the hat of his fedora as they pass by each other.  Alfonso would quickly beat the tar out this skinny man if he would not lose his job over it.  

 Chapter Three

Lamentum por el Fin

 Alfonso is on a plane to Egypt.  It is three months later from when he walked into the office.  Dean McClooney had been waiting for him.  The conversation started very cold and ended somewhere in the Arctic.  He still doesn’t quite understand what McClooney was hinting at.  He goes through it in his head as he sits in coach.  He was reprimanded for a poor semester performance.  There were issues on his lack of enthusiasm, preparation, and not following the syllabus.  His long rants on subjects of the supernatural and folklore of Ancient Civilizations had began worrying his co-workers and students.  For the life of him, he didn’t know which ones, other than Burgs and a couple of other rambunctious ego driven student; he fails to recall their names. So they agreed to a one year, paid leave hiatus.  

So Alfonso decided to make a five week vacation to Egypt to finish a paper he started.  More importantly though, to find the shop in which he first picked up the glasses that sparked his interest in the unknown.  The summer before his last semester at the University, he found the pair of glasses on his kitchen table.  He figured his son had discovered them while burrowing to find some materials for his school projects in the attic.  As memorabilia, he decided to wear them every so often.  The girl he was seeing at the time seemed to like them.  She was into retro culture.  He actually thought they were pretty cool.  He was going through his midlife crises.  He started noticing more symbols than normal in advertisements, movies and mass media in general that pertained to ancient folklore than normal.  It was a new wave of glorification for some pretty dark histories and cults.  He also started seeing them in city mason buildings.  He knew it was a dangerous subject, so he tried to unsee them.  

Then he started noticing his dreams were being invaded by an outside source.  They started to veer towards subject matter that was abnormal to his normal train of thoughts.  Strangers would look at him with recognition, and often be holding those symbols he saw in the media, and now in his dreams.  It wasn’t long before his acquaintances would bring up weird subjects, as well as his students and family, like dark matter and time traveling.  They started questioning him about his personal life and even his intimate life.  He was sure they were watching him on video survey-lance in his bedroom, car and even bathroom.  He started losing money in the stock market, in which he usually did quite well.  Everything took a serious turn on him, and he thought these glasses might have something to do with it, especially when he started to notice a change in Susan and Joseph.

As he slept on the plane, he again started to have an unfamiliar dream.  It was a forced projection of an underground city.  The city was abandoned and underwater.  He was looking for gold treasure.  He was able to breathe underwater and move almost like normal, dressed in a business suit.  He started noticing the sea life as he was digging and moving old cars and T.V.’s.  At first, they were sea horses and clown fish, turtles and dolphins.  Then the dream became more aggressive, with sharks and octopuses swimming around him.  He didn’t panic, but rather kept digging and moving man made objects out of the way.  Soon he found a golden crown with jewels from around the world inside of a treasure chest of gold.  The last thing he remembers is a vast amount of piranhas that began to eat the sharks.  Then he woke up.  

He had landed and found himself in Egypt.  He made his way through the city as he took in the sights.  It was still vaguely familiar.  He remembered the heat as the taxi sat in traffic.  It seems he found the taxi with no air conditioner.  He cracks open the wind in hopes there is a breeze.  A boy shows up and speaking broken English, shows him a basket of Egypt memorabilia.  Included are buttons, flags, key chains, maps, travel guides and toy robots.  The robots are programmed with three patriotic saying from Egypt, about the size of a palm.  He decided to go with a travel guide, just to have something to mark in as he makes his way to the shop he was anxious to find again.  

They finally make it to the Hotel.  Famished and jet lagged, he decides to check in and clean up, before ordering room service and taking a nap.  When he wakes up, it is around midnight in Egypt.  He decides to start working on his paper on Carl Yung.  It started off being a dissertation on the connection of the pyramids and dreams.  He’s been working on it for a while.  

 Chapter Four

La Dama

 Noon, he arrives at the shop.  To his surprise, it is exactly how he remembers.  It’s as if nothing had changed.  The little old man behind the counter was now missing.  The smell of incense fills the air as the low light of candles and sunlight through drapes reveal the many treasures on the shelves.  Books, jewelry, small statues made of multiple precious materials, dolls, intricate boxes of craftsmanship, tapestry’s, and crystals fill most of the store.  He doesn’t remember it having so many highly expensive commodities.  

A woman’s voice pierces the low cultural music’s atmosphere.  She is a tall, slender Egyptian beauty unrivaled by any woman he has ever seen.  Her slow movement and warm honey voice asks if she can help him in her native tongue.  She wears a gown of royalty and the jewelry to match.  He is astonished that she would be in such an occupation in such a hidden place.  He hesitates to answer, forgetting what he came to do.  She smiles and speaks in English, asking the same question.  Somehow that breaks his spell, and he quickly fumbles a response.  He greets her and complements her on her beauty and her shop.  She responds humbly. 

He then begins to speak in Egyptian, and asks about the old man, and tells her the story of when he was last in the shop.  Her gaze seems to penetrate into his mind.  Uneasy, his level of breathing begins to heighten and he accidentally bumps into a relic with his elbow as he was reaching for the glasses to show her.  A vase falls, breaking their connection.  A man, seemingly from no where appears as he caches the vase before hitting the floor.  A tall burly man with a thick beard dressed in traditional Egyptian regalia, stands next to him with a smile, holding the vase.  He speaks in English with a thick accent in a deep voice, and greets the American, commenting on how he looks like an Egyptian himself as he sets down the vase in the fallen spot.  

Alfonso gathers himself, and returns the greeting.  Forgetting about the glasses, he asks if the previous owner was anywhere near.  The woman answers, explaining that she is the granddaughter of the man he speaks of and that she is now the caretaker of the shop.  The man next to them is her cousin and co-owner of the store as well.  She continues about the store, as she talks about the importance of each object and the ancient ties they have to their country.  She asks about the glasses, if he had them with him.  He decides to lie and say he didn’t, and that he was looking for another pair as a gift.  Although her look of disbelief gives him the feeling that he made the right choice, and the shiftiness of her cousin.  She smiles and asks for his hand.

Not thinking, he adheres, as she turns it over and looks at his palm.  He starts to think he is in some kind of movie.  They are interrupted by an FBI looking middle aged white male, a Magnum P.I. look alike, mustache and all.  He walks in loud and obnoxious, greeting the other three.  Both the men are 6 feet plus tall, with burly builds.  They look at each other with a quick size up in who would win in a fight.  Alfonso gently detracts his hand and offers a smile and thank you for her time in Egyptian.  Everything in his body says to leave and that it was a bad idea to have told them about the glasses.  With everything wrong in the States, he sees that all his problems had followed him here; but now worse.  She breaks the tension by offering him a gift before he leaves.  She gives him an antique watch from WW II.  She says, it is a special watch from her grandfather.  From reading his palm, she can see that he has an important destiny, and that their paths were meant to meet.  

He again is hypnotized by her beauty as she speaks, and he accepts the gift.  As he begins to walk away, he gives a nod to her cousin, in a short appreciation manly way and says goodbye in Egyptian.  It is returned.  He walks by the CIA looking fella and has a greeting moment.   The man gives him a grunt and a half smile as they walk past each other.  Alfonso’s not sure what to think as he makes his way back to the motel.  Now he knows there is more to these glasses, and it might be worse than he thought.  He recalls on what she said about Destiny and how they were meant to cross paths.  It doesn’t give him any reassurance in his future well being, both physically or spiritually.  He forgets all about the watch as he searches for a place to get a strong drink and get his mind off of his troubles.  

 Chapter Five

Age Si Quod Agis

 He drinks a beer and an occasional shot of Whiskey.  He thinks to himself how he got into this mess.  He’s almost lost his job to his arch nemesis, he’s starting to see things everywhere, like the world went crazy or has always been some kind of twilight zone.  How he ended up in Egypt with the American Feds following him, along with some crazy mystical woman doing some spells on him.  He’s almost forty with no wife and doesn’t see his son enough.  He still hasn’t gotten his Doctorate.  His career measures into banging twenty something year old hot chicks and women at bars mad at their husbands or boyfriends, teaching about things that already happened, that will never happen again, seeing humanities dark secrets that somehow invaded his dreams and secretly rule the world in plain sight, and now they are keeping tabs on him.  Oh, and his ex is financial, and relationship wise, doing better than him.  Not to forget his Greek ex girlfriend that he fell in love with, moved away and got with some Ashton Kutcher looking douche bag with Daddies money.   He trying to think if he forgot anything. 

Then his self loathing pity party is interrupted by a twenty something year old blonde Swiss model in a red dress, like something out of an 80’s rock video.  As he was sitting at the bar, eating chips and salsa, watching soccer on the screen behind the bar, the young woman squeezes in on his left side, pressing her body on his.  She smells really good.  In her Swiss accent, she orders a Stella and three for her friends.  He can’t help but look to see who her friends are.  A group of female models, all more gorgeous than the next.  He didn’t notice how the bar had gotten full and the crowd was a rowdy one.  He starts to hear a live band doing sound check on the patio.  The woman makes eye contact with him and gives him a glowing smile, enough for him to forget his troubles.  She offers him a shot of Whiskey.  She says its her birthday and he should join her and her friends to go see the band.  

After everything that he’s been through, he takes the shot with the girl and wishes her a happy birthday, but is about to decline the band, as the other girls surround him and he finds himself helpless to join in the group of giggling European models from France, Russia and Spain.  As the night continues, they are dancing, laughing, grinding, kissing and touching.  The girls go to the bathroom and he has a moment to realize he shouldn’t be here.  He looks around, and realizes he is drunk.  One of the girls grabs his jacket sleeve and leads him to the bathroom.  They are doing some lines, and he joins in.  Now he knows he shouldn’t be there.  Two of the girls start kissing as the other two prepare more lines.  Alfonso starts talking to himself, weighing the options, and is wondering how his luck has changed.  He begins to smile.  

Suddenly he hears loud bursts, sounding like gun fire.  He thinks it might be the band and it must be the drugs.  One of the girls starts arousing him and kissing his neck.  She is the french girl with bangs, long legs and mini skirt.  As he forgets the band, he notices his refection in the mirror.  The only thing is, he only sees his reflection.  The door bursts open as that same American agent is dragging three punk rock looking vampires along with him, with his guns firing.  Immediately the women turn into monsters, fangs flairing, eyes glowing, claws out.  He fucking panics.  He has never seen anything like this.  He is pushed into the stalls, or jumps in one, he’s not sure, nor cares.  He hits his head on the toilet seat.  Bleeding from his hairline, he sees vampire heads bursting, people flying into walls, bullets ricocheting, curses blurted, drugs flying, things set on fire.  He thinks it must be the drugs.  This is impossible, somehow he is having a bad trip.  

As all hell breaks loose, the vampire demon french girl sticks her head into the stall and goes to his head off.  His reflexes make his legs up-kick her face and jaw towards the ceiling.  Her scaled marble skin almost breaks his ankles.  Her head explodes as he gets to his feet.  The American agent rustles him out of the bathroom as he continues shooting.  Alfonso sees that most of the crowd has rushed away, and the bar is left in shambles with a small group of male vampires surround them.  They look like the bouncers.  He is still not sure if he is hallucinating, but everything in his body is saying that this is real.  He picks up a pool stick, breaks it in half, and follows the lead of the Magnum P.I. looking guy with the guns.  

They make their way towards the door, taking out vampires left and right.  He uses bottles from the bar with lighters and candles on the bartenders vampire face, legs of chairs in hearts and skulls.  He finds a gun from one of the dead vampire bouncers.   They make it out and get a ride from a female counterpart to palm tree shirt wearing guy.  It’s a yellow DeLorean or Lamborgini. He gets stuck squeezing in the middle.  The make it to the highway.  As he sees out the passenger window, there are flying winged vampires diving next to them.  The woman driver makes hast with quick turns and twists through tunnels and alleys to lose or damage the flying guests.  

They seem to go through an underground tunnel, and make an entrance to a boating dock.  They rush on one of the larger vessels, and are hurdled through some kind of secret doorway shoot.  But before they make the door closes behind them, a sailor vampire makes it through.  They tussle with the vampire in a mini submarine.  They dare not shoot, in odds of damaging the controls or hull.  Hand to hand combat with a vampire is never good.  The agents use their knives and prowess, but in the end they are only human.  In such close quarters, they kill the vampire decapitation, but the Hawaiian shirt guy is dead, and the woman is gravely injured.  The death blow came from Alfonso as he used one of their knives that he clenches with closed fist at the end of the battle.  She looks at him with the hardened stare of a soldier that has been through multiple wars.  They make their way to a Greece. 

Along the way, she briefs him on who they are and what their mission is.  She explains that a secret war has been going on for quite some time, and there is a world agency that has been dealing with the supernatural, unbeknownst to the normal world.  In the last fifty years there has been a steady incline of those ancient beings taking political power and military positions to start a war.  Instead of working in the dark, they are casting spells and recruiting humans to their fold through money, breeding, assassinations, social networking, new drugs, food and water contamination.  They have become so powerful around the world, that they are starting to openly reveal a sinister government, through black magic, to hypnotize the mass population.  

The agency she belongs to has been compromised and the agents are now scattered and trying to regroup secretly.  Some of them like herself are operating as mercs, doing black ops and freelance work.  They caught wind of Alfonso’s situation by riding a wave of energy leading to him and the glasses.  It is a rare energy that is dangerous to the walking dead and possessed.  She says they have a strong group in Europe that are descendants of monster hunters.  They are the ones that sent them to retrieve him and bring him back to their meeting rendezvous.  She doesn’t think she is going to make it, but the submarine is locked on the coordinates, they should be found within the hour.  He watches her pass out.  He reaches in his jacket pocket and realizes he doesn’t have anything other than his wallet and his glasses.  

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11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

Give me all of the true crime content. I want more true crime documentaries, true crime podcasts, and true crime series based on real events. And I especially want more true crime books.

After the successes of the Serial podcast and Making a Murderer on Netflix, there's been a huge swell in true crime stories. True crime fans have devoured docu-series like Wild Wild Country, Evil Genius, and The Staircase. They've heavily debated them as well. Is Adnan Syed guilty? Did Steven Avery murder Teresa Halbach? How did Kathleen Peterson fall down the stairs? (And does the Owl Theory have any merit?) We want answers. And we want more true crime stories.

It's clear that people are fascinated by the shocking true stories of murderers, serial killers, cult leaders, and court cases gone completely wrong. As strange as it feels to say, I totally get the obsession; I'm right there with them. If you've binged every true crime documentary and are looking for more, these true crime books will definitely satisfy your inner Marcia Clark.

1. The Manson Women and Me: Monsters, Morality, and Murder by Nikki Meredith

Citadel Press

available at Amazon | $19.05

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In 1969, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel committed horrible acts under the orders of Charles Manson. After they were convicted, Nikki Meredith visited them in prison for decades. In The Manson Women and Me, she seeks to understand what could lead such “normal” young women to commit such violent acts.

2. The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington

PublicAffairs

available at Amazon | $18.23

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How chilling is that book title? The word “cadaver” is creepy on its own (and conjures terrifying images of Robert Durst in The Jinx). The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist tells the story of medical examiner Dr. Steven Hayne and dentist Dr. Michael West. For years, prosecutors in Mississippi considered them go-to experts; they helped put many people behind bars. But one day, their convictions stopped holding up. In the book, Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington blame institutional racism, crooked officials, bad forensics, and ignorance for the false imprisonment of many.

3. Little Shoes: The Sensational Depression-Era Murders That Became My Family's Secret by Pamela Everett

Skyhorse Pubilshing

available at Amazon | $18.12

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In 1937, three innocent girls were murdered in a shocking California crime. Decades later, after her father made an offhand comment about losing his sisters, Pamela Everett learned that her father was their brother - making her their niece. Everett did some digging on the case and without giving anything away, she stumbled upon some deep family secrets she never expected to find.

4. Sex Money Murder: A Story of Crack, Blood, and Betrayal by Jonathan Green

W. W. Norton Company

available at Amazon | $15.99

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People often say that New York City in the '80s was dirty and dangerous. But have you ever wondered what it was really like? Sex Money Murder paints a picture of the rise and fall of a violent gang in the Bronx of the same name. True crime lovers will appreciate Jonathan Green's years of research and his access to gang leaders, police, and prosecutors.

5. You All Grow Up and Leave Me: A Memoir of Teenage Obsession by Piper Weiss

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $17.97

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Piper Weiss is leading the charge on a new trend in true crime books: the true crime memoir. In You All Grow Up and Leave Me, she details the story of child predator and stalker Gary Wilensky. But in addition to digging up police records, Weiss also examines the life and death of Wilensky - who was her tennis coach when she was a teenager - from her own adolescent perspective. The result is a deeply felt true crime memoir, and it's going to be your new favorite genre.

6. Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men by Harold Schechter

Little A

available at Amazon | $16.99

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There's something fascinating about female serial killers. If you agree, you'll want to check out Hell's Princess. It tells the story of Belle Gunness, a.k.a. Helle's Belle, a.k.a. the Black Widow, a.k.a. Lady Bluebeard, who lured men to her “murder farm,” butchered them, and buried them. Gulp.

7. Dead Girls: Essays on Surviving an American Obsession by Alice Bolin

William Morrow Paperbacks

available at Amazon | $12.79

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Have you ever wondered why our society is obsessed with abused, disenfranchised, and dead women? In Dead Girls, Alice Bolin examines how literature, pop culture, and the media perpetuate an environment where these types of stories live and thrive. Further, she explains how stories of dead girls help develop male narratives.

8. A False Report: A True Story of Rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong

Crown Publishing Group

available at Amazon | $14.66

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In 2008, a teenager named Marie reported that a man broke into her apartment and raped her. She was charged with lying about it, but a few years later, detectives Stacy Galbraith and Edna Hendershot uncovered what really happened.

9. In Plain Sight: The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders by Kathryn Casey

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $5.98

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While many true crime books, podcasts, and documentaries explore cases from the past, In Plain Sight tells a more recent story. In 2013, with the help of his wife Kim, Eric Williams sought revenge on those who had wronged him. One by one, he murdered people in his small Texas town. Kathryn Casey investigates who Williams' victims were and seeks to understand why he did what he did.

10. The Trigger: Narratives of the American Shooter by Daniel J. Patinkin

Arcade Publishing

available at Amazon | $24.58

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We need stronger conversations around gun violence, and The Trigger is an interesting place to start. Daniel J. Patinkin profiled six people who have shot and killed someone, describing the unique circumstances that led each of them to pulling the trigger.

11. I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara

Harper

available at Amazon | $15.72

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If you haven't read Michelle McNamara's posthumously published I'll Be Gone in the Dark, read it. In fact, start with it. Her dedication to searching for the Golden State Killer helped put him behind bars. It's one of the best true crime books of the year, if not ever.

Happy reading!

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11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

Give me all of the true crime content. I want more true crime documentaries, true crime podcasts, and true crime series based on real events. And I especially want more true crime books.

After the successes of the Serial podcast and Making a Murderer on Netflix, there's been a huge swell in true crime stories. True crime fans have devoured docu-series like Wild Wild Country, Evil Genius, and The Staircase. They've heavily debated them as well. Is Adnan Syed guilty? Did Steven Avery murder Teresa Halbach? How did Kathleen Peterson fall down the stairs? (And does the Owl Theory have any merit?) We want answers. And we want more true crime stories.

It's clear that people are fascinated by the shocking true stories of murderers, serial killers, cult leaders, and court cases gone completely wrong. As strange as it feels to say, I totally get the obsession; I'm right there with them. If you've binged every true crime documentary and are looking for more, these true crime books will definitely satisfy your inner Marcia Clark.

1. The Manson Women and Me: Monsters, Morality, and Murder by Nikki Meredith

Citadel Press

available at Amazon | $19.05

Shop Now

In 1969, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel committed horrible acts under the orders of Charles Manson. After they were convicted, Nikki Meredith visited them in prison for decades. In The Manson Women and Me, she seeks to understand what could lead such “normal” young women to commit such violent acts.

2. The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington

PublicAffairs

available at Amazon | $18.23

Shop Now

How chilling is that book title? The word “cadaver�� is creepy on its own (and conjures terrifying images of Robert Durst in The Jinx). The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist tells the story of medical examiner Dr. Steven Hayne and dentist Dr. Michael West. For years, prosecutors in Mississippi considered them go-to experts; they helped put many people behind bars. But one day, their convictions stopped holding up. In the book, Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington blame institutional racism, crooked officials, bad forensics, and ignorance for the false imprisonment of many.

3. Little Shoes: The Sensational Depression-Era Murders That Became My Family's Secret by Pamela Everett

Skyhorse Pubilshing

available at Amazon | $18.12

Shop Now

In 1937, three innocent girls were murdered in a shocking California crime. Decades later, after her father made an offhand comment about losing his sisters, Pamela Everett learned that her father was their brother - making her their niece. Everett did some digging on the case and without giving anything away, she stumbled upon some deep family secrets she never expected to find.

4. Sex Money Murder: A Story of Crack, Blood, and Betrayal by Jonathan Green

W. W. Norton Company

available at Amazon | $15.99

Shop Now

People often say that New York City in the '80s was dirty and dangerous. But have you ever wondered what it was really like? Sex Money Murder paints a picture of the rise and fall of a violent gang in the Bronx of the same name. True crime lovers will appreciate Jonathan Green's years of research and his access to gang leaders, police, and prosecutors.

5. You All Grow Up and Leave Me: A Memoir of Teenage Obsession by Piper Weiss

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $17.97

Shop Now

Piper Weiss is leading the charge on a new trend in true crime books: the true crime memoir. In You All Grow Up and Leave Me, she details the story of child predator and stalker Gary Wilensky. But in addition to digging up police records, Weiss also examines the life and death of Wilensky - who was her tennis coach when she was a teenager - from her own adolescent perspective. The result is a deeply felt true crime memoir, and it's going to be your new favorite genre.

6. Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men by Harold Schechter

Little A

available at Amazon | $16.99

Shop Now

There's something fascinating about female serial killers. If you agree, you'll want to check out Hell's Princess. It tells the story of Belle Gunness, a.k.a. Helle's Belle, a.k.a. the Black Widow, a.k.a. Lady Bluebeard, who lured men to her “murder farm,” butchered them, and buried them. Gulp.

7. Dead Girls: Essays on Surviving an American Obsession by Alice Bolin

William Morrow Paperbacks

available at Amazon | $12.79

Shop Now

Have you ever wondered why our society is obsessed with abused, disenfranchised, and dead women? In Dead Girls, Alice Bolin examines how literature, pop culture, and the media perpetuate an environment where these types of stories live and thrive. Further, she explains how stories of dead girls help develop male narratives.

8. A False Report: A True Story of Rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong

Crown Publishing Group

available at Amazon | $14.66

Shop Now

In 2008, a teenager named Marie reported that a man broke into her apartment and raped her. She was charged with lying about it, but a few years later, detectives Stacy Galbraith and Edna Hendershot uncovered what really happened.

9. In Plain Sight: The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders by Kathryn Casey

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $5.98

Shop Now

While many true crime books, podcasts, and documentaries explore cases from the past, In Plain Sight tells a more recent story. In 2013, with the help of his wife Kim, Eric Williams sought revenge on those who had wronged him. One by one, he murdered people in his small Texas town. Kathryn Casey investigates who Williams' victims were and seeks to understand why he did what he did.

10. The Trigger: Narratives of the American Shooter by Daniel J. Patinkin

Arcade Publishing

available at Amazon | $24.58

Shop Now

We need stronger conversations around gun violence, and The Trigger is an interesting place to start. Daniel J. Patinkin profiled six people who have shot and killed someone, describing the unique circumstances that led each of them to pulling the trigger.

11. I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara

Harper

available at Amazon | $15.72

Shop Now

If you haven't read Michelle McNamara's posthumously published I'll Be Gone in the Dark, read it. In fact, start with it. Her dedication to searching for the Golden State Killer helped put him behind bars. It's one of the best true crime books of the year, if not ever.

Happy reading!

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[scotianostra]

Happy 33rd Birthday Andy Murray born in Glasgow on May 15, 1987, to Judy and William Murray.

Andrew Barron Murray grew up in Dunblane and began playing tennis at age 3. A former competitive tennis player, Judy coached Andy and his older brother, Jamie, in their early years.

In March 1996, while 8-year-old Murray was sitting in his classroom at Dunblane Primary School, an armed man entered the building, and shot and killed 17 people—16 students and one teacher—before committing suicide by turning the gun on himself. During the horrible event, Murray ran and hid in his headmaster's office. It still surprises me today that some people are unaware of this tumultuous thing happened in Andy's life and he picked himself up and achieved so much

Andy scored a major youth championship when he won Florida's Orange Bowl in his age group in 1999. In 2004, he became the world's No. 1 junior after winning the U.S. Open junior title. Later that year, he was named the BBC's "Young Sports Personality of the Year."

Shortly after becoming the youngest British player to compete in the Davis Cup, Murray made his professional debut in April 2005. In 2006, with new coach Brad Gilbert, Murray beat top-ranked Roger Federer in Round 2 of the Cincinnati Masters tournament. Also that year, he defeated Andy Roddick en route to winning the SAP Open for his first ATP title. A year later Murray claimed a second straight SAP Open and also won the St. Petersburg Open to break into the Top 10 rankings

Murray emerged in the tennis spotlight when he defeated Spanish sensation Rafael Nadal to reach the final of the 2008 U.S. Open, before losing to Federer. He ascended to No. 2 in the world in 2009, and finished runner-up at the Australian Open in both 2010 and 2011.

In 2012, Murray made it to the Wimbledon final for the first time with his semifinal win over Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, the first home grown player to reach the final since 1938. However, Murray lost in the final to Federer, who claimed his seventh Wimbledon win.

Murray avenged his Wimbledon loss at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, held in London, where he beat Federer to take his first Olympic gold medal. That September, he continued to burn up the courts with an impressive run through the U.S. Open field. Murray scored an impressive victory over Novak Djokovic in a tough five sets to clinch his first Grand Slam title. becoming the first player from the British Isles since 1977—and the first British man since 1936—to win a Grand Slam singles tournament.

After losing to Djokovic at the 2013 Australian Open, Murray made history that summer by defeating the Serbian player to claim the Wimbledon men's singles championship. He was the first British male to win the tournament in 77 years and the second Scottish-born player to win Wimbledon since Harold Mahony in 1896 a gap of 117 years. 

Murray underwent back surgery in September 2013 following his loss in the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open. His performance was uneven for much of the 2014 season, though he made news by hiring former women's champion Amelie Mauresmo to be his coach.

Andy seemingly was back on track when he reached his fourth Australian Open final in early 2015. That March, he scored career victory No. 500 while competing at the Miami Open.

Murray followed with an impressive run at the 2015 French Open, battling back from a two-set deficit in the semifinals before succumbing to Djokovic. A few weeks later, he reached the semifinals of Wimbledon, but his hopes of advancing were cut short by the ageless Federer. Murray's subsequent fourth-round loss at the U.S. Open not only thwarted his last chance for a major title in 2015, it snapped his streak of 18 consecutive appearances in a Grand Slam quarterfinal.

Andy Murray began the 2016 season on a strong note, advancing to the Australian Open final before suffering another loss to his nemesis, Djokovic. However, he gained some revenge by defeating Djokovic to claim the Italian Open in May, and then sustained his high level of play through the French Open. With his semifinal win over defending champion Stan Wawrinka, Murray became the first British player to reach the French Open final since 1937. However, his bid to add another Slam title fell short when he wound up on the losing end of a blistering Djokovic onslaught once again.

In July 2016, Murray advanced to the semifinals at Wimbledon after defeating Jo Wilfried-Tsonga. In the final, he upended Milos Raonic, the first Canadian man to make it to the Wimbledon final, 6-4, 7-6, 7-6. The victory was Murray's third Grand Slam title.

The following month, Murray continued his sterling play by defeating Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro at the Rio Games, making him the first male tennis player to successfully defend his Olympic singles title.

Despite concerns over a lingering hip injury, Murray returned to Wimbledon in 2017 as the defending champion and progressed to the third round with straight set wins against Alexander Bublik and Dustin Brown.He dropped his first set of the tournament to Fabio Fognini but proceeded to the fourth round in four sets. Murray continued to the quarter final with a straight set victory against Benoit Paire. However, he was defeated in the quarter-final by Sam Querrey in five sets. Since then he has lost his world number one ranking and undergone surgery.

In March 2018 Murray lost his British number one ranking to Kyle Edmund for the first time since 2006.

In January 2019 a very emotional Murray announced at a press conference that his career was possibly over due to struggling physically for a "long time", particularly with his hip injury. He said that he had been suffering with hip pain on a daily basis, and that it caused him to struggle with tasks like putting his shoes and socks on.He spoke of the possibility of a second hip surgery, but expressed doubt this would be a viable option to prolong his career, merely allowing him to "have a better quality of life, and be out of pain"

He said he hoped to play on until at least Wimbledon but that the upcoming Australian Open could well be his last tournament, he later went out in the second round. Andy admitted "I'm not sure I can play through the pain for another four or five months"

The top American doubles player Bob Bryan urged Andy to have the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing Operation that helped him return to top flight tennis. Informing him that the BHR would improve his quality of life and may help him return to the professional tennis tour. The orthopedic surgeon who pioneered the treatment said in an interview he could forecast a return to the sport "in the high 90 per cent"  Andy had the surgery that Februar and on 7 March, Murray stated in an interview that he was now free of pain in his hip as a result of the surgery and may therefore return to playing competitive tennis, but that any potential Wimbledon return would be dependent on how his hip felt, and that he would not rush his comeback and may test his condition by playing doubles.

Andy has since played a number of doubles matches, the most anticipated was the dream pairing with Serena Williams at Wimbledon last year, they lost in the third round to the top seeds. He continued playing the doubles circuit till late that year before returning to singles, losing his first few matches was no surprise, this was about getting back to match fitness and he dropped down to the second tier "Challenger circuit" to regain his match fitness, winning his first match since January.

In October last year Andy made it to the final and won the European Open against three time Grand Slam winner Stan Wawrinka 3-6, 6-4., 6-4. 

At the end of November 2019, a television documentary, Andy Murray: Resurfacing, was released on Amazon Prime, detailing Murray's various attempts to overcome his hip injury over a two-year period from his defeat at Wimbledon in 2017 to his doubles victory at Queen's Club in 2019. December saw him withdraw from the the Australian Open and the inaugural ATP Cup with a pelvic injury. 

Of course the world has stood still in the past few months, I follow Andy on Twitter and he is keeping fit and in good spirits, let's all hope he bounces back to his best after the Covid Crisis is over and top flight sport returns. In his personal life April 2015 saw Andy Murray marry longtime girlfriend Kim Sears at Dunblane Cathedral in his hometown. They had met at the U.S. Open in 2005, they have three bairns, Sophia, Edie, and Teddy. 

Murray is on the leadership team of Malaria No More UK, a charity that raises funds and awareness to save lives in Africa, and a global ambassador for the World Wildlife Fund.

[dragons-in-bowties-blog]

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

Give me all of the true crime content. I want more true crime documentaries, true crime podcasts, and true crime series based on real events. And I especially want more true crime books.

After the successes of the Serial podcast and Making a Murderer on Netflix, there's been a huge swell in true crime stories. True crime fans have devoured docu-series like Wild Wild Country, Evil Genius, and The Staircase. They've heavily debated them as well. Is Adnan Syed guilty? Did Steven Avery murder Teresa Halbach? How did Kathleen Peterson fall down the stairs? (And does the Owl Theory have any merit?) We want answers. And we want more true crime stories.

It's clear that people are fascinated by the shocking true stories of murderers, serial killers, cult leaders, and court cases gone completely wrong. As strange as it feels to say, I totally get the obsession; I'm right there with them. If you've binged every true crime documentary and are looking for more, these true crime books will definitely satisfy your inner Marcia Clark.

1. The Manson Women and Me: Monsters, Morality, and Murder by Nikki Meredith

Citadel Press

available at Amazon | $19.05

Shop Now

In 1969, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel committed horrible acts under the orders of Charles Manson. After they were convicted, Nikki Meredith visited them in prison for decades. In The Manson Women and Me, she seeks to understand what could lead such “normal” young women to commit such violent acts.

2. The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington

PublicAffairs

available at Amazon | $18.23

Shop Now

How chilling is that book title? The word “cadaver” is creepy on its own (and conjures terrifying images of Robert Durst in The Jinx). The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist tells the story of medical examiner Dr. Steven Hayne and dentist Dr. Michael West. For years, prosecutors in Mississippi considered them go-to experts; they helped put many people behind bars. But one day, their convictions stopped holding up. In the book, Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington blame institutional racism, crooked officials, bad forensics, and ignorance for the false imprisonment of many.

3. Little Shoes: The Sensational Depression-Era Murders That Became My Family's Secret by Pamela Everett

Skyhorse Pubilshing

available at Amazon | $18.12

Shop Now

In 1937, three innocent girls were murdered in a shocking California crime. Decades later, after her father made an offhand comment about losing his sisters, Pamela Everett learned that her father was their brother - making her their niece. Everett did some digging on the case and without giving anything away, she stumbled upon some deep family secrets she never expected to find.

4. Sex Money Murder: A Story of Crack, Blood, and Betrayal by Jonathan Green

W. W. Norton Company

available at Amazon | $15.99

Shop Now

People often say that New York City in the '80s was dirty and dangerous. But have you ever wondered what it was really like? Sex Money Murder paints a picture of the rise and fall of a violent gang in the Bronx of the same name. True crime lovers will appreciate Jonathan Green's years of research and his access to gang leaders, police, and prosecutors.

5. You All Grow Up and Leave Me: A Memoir of Teenage Obsession by Piper Weiss

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $17.97

Shop Now

Piper Weiss is leading the charge on a new trend in true crime books: the true crime memoir. In You All Grow Up and Leave Me, she details the story of child predator and stalker Gary Wilensky. But in addition to digging up police records, Weiss also examines the life and death of Wilensky - who was her tennis coach when she was a teenager - from her own adolescent perspective. The result is a deeply felt true crime memoir, and it's going to be your new favorite genre.

6. Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men by Harold Schechter

Little A

available at Amazon | $16.99

Shop Now

There's something fascinating about female serial killers. If you agree, you'll want to check out Hell's Princess. It tells the story of Belle Gunness, a.k.a. Helle's Belle, a.k.a. the Black Widow, a.k.a. Lady Bluebeard, who lured men to her “murder farm,” butchered them, and buried them. Gulp.

7. Dead Girls: Essays on Surviving an American Obsession by Alice Bolin

William Morrow Paperbacks

available at Amazon | $12.79

Shop Now

Have you ever wondered why our society is obsessed with abused, disenfranchised, and dead women? In Dead Girls, Alice Bolin examines how literature, pop culture, and the media perpetuate an environment where these types of stories live and thrive. Further, she explains how stories of dead girls help develop male narratives.

8. A False Report: A True Story of Rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong

Crown Publishing Group

available at Amazon | $14.66

Shop Now

In 2008, a teenager named Marie reported that a man broke into her apartment and raped her. She was charged with lying about it, but a few years later, detectives Stacy Galbraith and Edna Hendershot uncovered what really happened.

9. In Plain Sight: The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders by Kathryn Casey

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $5.98

Shop Now

While many true crime books, podcasts, and documentaries explore cases from the past, In Plain Sight tells a more recent story. In 2013, with the help of his wife Kim, Eric Williams sought revenge on those who had wronged him. One by one, he murdered people in his small Texas town. Kathryn Casey investigates who Williams' victims were and seeks to understand why he did what he did.

10. The Trigger: Narratives of the American Shooter by Daniel J. Patinkin

Arcade Publishing

available at Amazon | $24.58

Shop Now

We need stronger conversations around gun violence, and The Trigger is an interesting place to start. Daniel J. Patinkin profiled six people who have shot and killed someone, describing the unique circumstances that led each of them to pulling the trigger.

11. I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara

Harper

available at Amazon | $15.72

Shop Now

If you haven't read Michelle McNamara's posthumously published I'll Be Gone in the Dark, read it. In fact, start with it. Her dedication to searching for the Golden State Killer helped put him behind bars. It's one of the best true crime books of the year, if not ever.

Happy reading!

The post 11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night appeared first on HelloGiggles.

[typhoonprecious-blog]

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

Give me all of the true crime content. I want more true crime documentaries, true crime podcasts, and true crime series based on real events. And I especially want more true crime books.

After the successes of the Serial podcast and Making a Murderer on Netflix, there's been a huge swell in true crime stories. True crime fans have devoured docu-series like Wild Wild Country, Evil Genius, and The Staircase. They've heavily debated them as well. Is Adnan Syed guilty? Did Steven Avery murder Teresa Halbach? How did Kathleen Peterson fall down the stairs? (And does the Owl Theory have any merit?) We want answers. And we want more true crime stories.

It's clear that people are fascinated by the shocking true stories of murderers, serial killers, cult leaders, and court cases gone completely wrong. As strange as it feels to say, I totally get the obsession; I'm right there with them. If you've binged every true crime documentary and are looking for more, these true crime books will definitely satisfy your inner Marcia Clark.

1. The Manson Women and Me: Monsters, Morality, and Murder by Nikki Meredith

Citadel Press

available at Amazon | $19.05

Shop Now

In 1969, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel committed horrible acts under the orders of Charles Manson. After they were convicted, Nikki Meredith visited them in prison for decades. In The Manson Women and Me, she seeks to understand what could lead such “normal” young women to commit such violent acts.

2. The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington

PublicAffairs

available at Amazon | $18.23

Shop Now

How chilling is that book title? The word “cadaver” is creepy on its own (and conjures terrifying images of Robert Durst in The Jinx). The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist tells the story of medical examiner Dr. Steven Hayne and dentist Dr. Michael West. For years, prosecutors in Mississippi considered them go-to experts; they helped put many people behind bars. But one day, their convictions stopped holding up. In the book, Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington blame institutional racism, crooked officials, bad forensics, and ignorance for the false imprisonment of many.

3. Little Shoes: The Sensational Depression-Era Murders That Became My Family's Secret by Pamela Everett

Skyhorse Pubilshing

available at Amazon | $18.12

Shop Now

In 1937, three innocent girls were murdered in a shocking California crime. Decades later, after her father made an offhand comment about losing his sisters, Pamela Everett learned that her father was their brother - making her their niece. Everett did some digging on the case and without giving anything away, she stumbled upon some deep family secrets she never expected to find.

4. Sex Money Murder: A Story of Crack, Blood, and Betrayal by Jonathan Green

W. W. Norton Company

available at Amazon | $15.99

Shop Now

People often say that New York City in the '80s was dirty and dangerous. But have you ever wondered what it was really like? Sex Money Murder paints a picture of the rise and fall of a violent gang in the Bronx of the same name. True crime lovers will appreciate Jonathan Green's years of research and his access to gang leaders, police, and prosecutors.

5. You All Grow Up and Leave Me: A Memoir of Teenage Obsession by Piper Weiss

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $17.97

Shop Now

Piper Weiss is leading the charge on a new trend in true crime books: the true crime memoir. In You All Grow Up and Leave Me, she details the story of child predator and stalker Gary Wilensky. But in addition to digging up police records, Weiss also examines the life and death of Wilensky - who was her tennis coach when she was a teenager - from her own adolescent perspective. The result is a deeply felt true crime memoir, and it's going to be your new favorite genre.

6. Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men by Harold Schechter

Little A

available at Amazon | $16.99

Shop Now

There's something fascinating about female serial killers. If you agree, you'll want to check out Hell's Princess. It tells the story of Belle Gunness, a.k.a. Helle's Belle, a.k.a. the Black Widow, a.k.a. Lady Bluebeard, who lured men to her “murder farm,” butchered them, and buried them. Gulp.

7. Dead Girls: Essays on Surviving an American Obsession by Alice Bolin

William Morrow Paperbacks

available at Amazon | $12.79

Shop Now

Have you ever wondered why our society is obsessed with abused, disenfranchised, and dead women? In Dead Girls, Alice Bolin examines how literature, pop culture, and the media perpetuate an environment where these types of stories live and thrive. Further, she explains how stories of dead girls help develop male narratives.

8. A False Report: A True Story of Rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong

Crown Publishing Group

available at Amazon | $14.66

Shop Now

In 2008, a teenager named Marie reported that a man broke into her apartment and raped her. She was charged with lying about it, but a few years later, detectives Stacy Galbraith and Edna Hendershot uncovered what really happened.

9. In Plain Sight: The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders by Kathryn Casey

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $5.98

Shop Now

While many true crime books, podcasts, and documentaries explore cases from the past, In Plain Sight tells a more recent story. In 2013, with the help of his wife Kim, Eric Williams sought revenge on those who had wronged him. One by one, he murdered people in his small Texas town. Kathryn Casey investigates who Williams' victims were and seeks to understand why he did what he did.

10. The Trigger: Narratives of the American Shooter by Daniel J. Patinkin

Arcade Publishing

available at Amazon | $24.58

Shop Now

We need stronger conversations around gun violence, and The Trigger is an interesting place to start. Daniel J. Patinkin profiled six people who have shot and killed someone, describing the unique circumstances that led each of them to pulling the trigger.

11. I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara

Harper

available at Amazon | $15.72

Shop Now

If you haven't read Michelle McNamara's posthumously published I'll Be Gone in the Dark, read it. In fact, start with it. Her dedication to searching for the Golden State Killer helped put him behind bars. It's one of the best true crime books of the year, if not ever.

Happy reading!

The post 11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night appeared first on HelloGiggles.

[tothe-tooth-blog]

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

Give me all of the true crime content. I want more true crime documentaries, true crime podcasts, and true crime series based on real events. And I especially want more true crime books.

After the successes of the Serial podcast and Making a Murderer on Netflix, there's been a huge swell in true crime stories. True crime fans have devoured docu-series like Wild Wild Country, Evil Genius, and The Staircase. They've heavily debated them as well. Is Adnan Syed guilty? Did Steven Avery murder Teresa Halbach? How did Kathleen Peterson fall down the stairs? (And does the Owl Theory have any merit?) We want answers. And we want more true crime stories.

It's clear that people are fascinated by the shocking true stories of murderers, serial killers, cult leaders, and court cases gone completely wrong. As strange as it feels to say, I totally get the obsession; I'm right there with them. If you've binged every true crime documentary and are looking for more, these true crime books will definitely satisfy your inner Marcia Clark.

1. The Manson Women and Me: Monsters, Morality, and Murder by Nikki Meredith

Citadel Press

available at Amazon | $19.05

Shop Now

In 1969, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel committed horrible acts under the orders of Charles Manson. After they were convicted, Nikki Meredith visited them in prison for decades. In The Manson Women and Me, she seeks to understand what could lead such “normal” young women to commit such violent acts.

2. The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington

PublicAffairs

available at Amazon | $18.23

Shop Now

How chilling is that book title? The word “cadaver” is creepy on its own (and conjures terrifying images of Robert Durst in The Jinx). The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist tells the story of medical examiner Dr. Steven Hayne and dentist Dr. Michael West. For years, prosecutors in Mississippi considered them go-to experts; they helped put many people behind bars. But one day, their convictions stopped holding up. In the book, Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington blame institutional racism, crooked officials, bad forensics, and ignorance for the false imprisonment of many.

3. Little Shoes: The Sensational Depression-Era Murders That Became My Family's Secret by Pamela Everett

Skyhorse Pubilshing

available at Amazon | $18.12

Shop Now

In 1937, three innocent girls were murdered in a shocking California crime. Decades later, after her father made an offhand comment about losing his sisters, Pamela Everett learned that her father was their brother - making her their niece. Everett did some digging on the case and without giving anything away, she stumbled upon some deep family secrets she never expected to find.

4. Sex Money Murder: A Story of Crack, Blood, and Betrayal by Jonathan Green

W. W. Norton Company

available at Amazon | $15.99

Shop Now

People often say that New York City in the '80s was dirty and dangerous. But have you ever wondered what it was really like? Sex Money Murder paints a picture of the rise and fall of a violent gang in the Bronx of the same name. True crime lovers will appreciate Jonathan Green's years of research and his access to gang leaders, police, and prosecutors.

5. You All Grow Up and Leave Me: A Memoir of Teenage Obsession by Piper Weiss

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $17.97

Shop Now

Piper Weiss is leading the charge on a new trend in true crime books: the true crime memoir. In You All Grow Up and Leave Me, she details the story of child predator and stalker Gary Wilensky. But in addition to digging up police records, Weiss also examines the life and death of Wilensky - who was her tennis coach when she was a teenager - from her own adolescent perspective. The result is a deeply felt true crime memoir, and it's going to be your new favorite genre.

6. Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men by Harold Schechter

Little A

available at Amazon | $16.99

Shop Now

There's something fascinating about female serial killers. If you agree, you'll want to check out Hell's Princess. It tells the story of Belle Gunness, a.k.a. Helle's Belle, a.k.a. the Black Widow, a.k.a. Lady Bluebeard, who lured men to her “murder farm,” butchered them, and buried them. Gulp.

7. Dead Girls: Essays on Surviving an American Obsession by Alice Bolin

William Morrow Paperbacks

available at Amazon | $12.79

Shop Now

Have you ever wondered why our society is obsessed with abused, disenfranchised, and dead women? In Dead Girls, Alice Bolin examines how literature, pop culture, and the media perpetuate an environment where these types of stories live and thrive. Further, she explains how stories of dead girls help develop male narratives.

8. A False Report: A True Story of Rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong

Crown Publishing Group

available at Amazon | $14.66

Shop Now

In 2008, a teenager named Marie reported that a man broke into her apartment and raped her. She was charged with lying about it, but a few years later, detectives Stacy Galbraith and Edna Hendershot uncovered what really happened.

9. In Plain Sight: The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders by Kathryn Casey

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $5.98

Shop Now

While many true crime books, podcasts, and documentaries explore cases from the past, In Plain Sight tells a more recent story. In 2013, with the help of his wife Kim, Eric Williams sought revenge on those who had wronged him. One by one, he murdered people in his small Texas town. Kathryn Casey investigates who Williams' victims were and seeks to understand why he did what he did.

10. The Trigger: Narratives of the American Shooter by Daniel J. Patinkin

Arcade Publishing

available at Amazon | $24.58

Shop Now

We need stronger conversations around gun violence, and The Trigger is an interesting place to start. Daniel J. Patinkin profiled six people who have shot and killed someone, describing the unique circumstances that led each of them to pulling the trigger.

11. I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara

Harper

available at Amazon | $15.72

Shop Now

If you haven't read Michelle McNamara's posthumously published I'll Be Gone in the Dark, read it. In fact, start with it. Her dedication to searching for the Golden State Killer helped put him behind bars. It's one of the best true crime books of the year, if not ever.

Happy reading!

The post 11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night appeared first on HelloGiggles.

[inkundu1]

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

Give me all of the true crime content. I want more true crime documentaries, true crime podcasts, and true crime series based on real events. And I especially want more true crime books.

After the successes of the Serial podcast and Making a Murderer on Netflix, there's been a huge swell in true crime stories. True crime fans have devoured docu-series like Wild Wild Country, Evil Genius, and The Staircase. They've heavily debated them as well. Is Adnan Syed guilty? Did Steven Avery murder Teresa Halbach? How did Kathleen Peterson fall down the stairs? (And does the Owl Theory have any merit?) We want answers. And we want more true crime stories.

It's clear that people are fascinated by the shocking true stories of murderers, serial killers, cult leaders, and court cases gone completely wrong. As strange as it feels to say, I totally get the obsession; I'm right there with them. If you've binged every true crime documentary and are looking for more, these true crime books will definitely satisfy your inner Marcia Clark.

1. The Manson Women and Me: Monsters, Morality, and Murder by Nikki Meredith

Citadel Press

available at Amazon | $19.05

Shop Now

In 1969, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel committed horrible acts under the orders of Charles Manson. After they were convicted, Nikki Meredith visited them in prison for decades. In The Manson Women and Me, she seeks to understand what could lead such “normal” young women to commit such violent acts.

2. The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington

PublicAffairs

available at Amazon | $18.23

Shop Now

How chilling is that book title? The word “cadaver” is creepy on its own (and conjures terrifying images of Robert Durst in The Jinx). The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist tells the story of medical examiner Dr. Steven Hayne and dentist Dr. Michael West. For years, prosecutors in Mississippi considered them go-to experts; they helped put many people behind bars. But one day, their convictions stopped holding up. In the book, Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington blame institutional racism, crooked officials, bad forensics, and ignorance for the false imprisonment of many.

3. Little Shoes: The Sensational Depression-Era Murders That Became My Family's Secret by Pamela Everett

Skyhorse Pubilshing

available at Amazon | $18.12

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In 1937, three innocent girls were murdered in a shocking California crime. Decades later, after her father made an offhand comment about losing his sisters, Pamela Everett learned that her father was their brother - making her their niece. Everett did some digging on the case and without giving anything away, she stumbled upon some deep family secrets she never expected to find.

4. Sex Money Murder: A Story of Crack, Blood, and Betrayal by Jonathan Green

W. W. Norton Company

available at Amazon | $15.99

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People often say that New York City in the '80s was dirty and dangerous. But have you ever wondered what it was really like? Sex Money Murder paints a picture of the rise and fall of a violent gang in the Bronx of the same name. True crime lovers will appreciate Jonathan Green's years of research and his access to gang leaders, police, and prosecutors.

5. You All Grow Up and Leave Me: A Memoir of Teenage Obsession by Piper Weiss

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $17.97

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Piper Weiss is leading the charge on a new trend in true crime books: the true crime memoir. In You All Grow Up and Leave Me, she details the story of child predator and stalker Gary Wilensky. But in addition to digging up police records, Weiss also examines the life and death of Wilensky - who was her tennis coach when she was a teenager - from her own adolescent perspective. The result is a deeply felt true crime memoir, and it's going to be your new favorite genre.

6. Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men by Harold Schechter

Little A

available at Amazon | $16.99

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There's something fascinating about female serial killers. If you agree, you'll want to check out Hell's Princess. It tells the story of Belle Gunness, a.k.a. Helle's Belle, a.k.a. the Black Widow, a.k.a. Lady Bluebeard, who lured men to her “murder farm,” butchered them, and buried them. Gulp.

7. Dead Girls: Essays on Surviving an American Obsession by Alice Bolin

William Morrow Paperbacks

available at Amazon | $12.79

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Have you ever wondered why our society is obsessed with abused, disenfranchised, and dead women? In Dead Girls, Alice Bolin examines how literature, pop culture, and the media perpetuate an environment where these types of stories live and thrive. Further, she explains how stories of dead girls help develop male narratives.

8. A False Report: A True Story of Rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong

Crown Publishing Group

available at Amazon | $14.66

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In 2008, a teenager named Marie reported that a man broke into her apartment and raped her. She was charged with lying about it, but a few years later, detectives Stacy Galbraith and Edna Hendershot uncovered what really happened.

9. In Plain Sight: The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders by Kathryn Casey

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $5.98

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While many true crime books, podcasts, and documentaries explore cases from the past, In Plain Sight tells a more recent story. In 2013, with the help of his wife Kim, Eric Williams sought revenge on those who had wronged him. One by one, he murdered people in his small Texas town. Kathryn Casey investigates who Williams' victims were and seeks to understand why he did what he did.

10. The Trigger: Narratives of the American Shooter by Daniel J. Patinkin

Arcade Publishing

available at Amazon | $24.58

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We need stronger conversations around gun violence, and The Trigger is an interesting place to start. Daniel J. Patinkin profiled six people who have shot and killed someone, describing the unique circumstances that led each of them to pulling the trigger.

11. I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara

Harper

available at Amazon | $15.72

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If you haven't read Michelle McNamara's posthumously published I'll Be Gone in the Dark, read it. In fact, start with it. Her dedication to searching for the Golden State Killer helped put him behind bars. It's one of the best true crime books of the year, if not ever.

Happy reading!

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11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

11 true crime books that'll give you goosebumps and keep you up all night

Give me all of the true crime content. I want more true crime documentaries, true crime podcasts, and true crime series based on real events. And I especially want more true crime books.

After the successes of the Serial podcast and Making a Murderer on Netflix, there's been a huge swell in true crime stories. True crime fans have devoured docu-series like Wild Wild Country, Evil Genius, and The Staircase. They've heavily debated them as well. Is Adnan Syed guilty? Did Steven Avery murder Teresa Halbach? How did Kathleen Peterson fall down the stairs? (And does the Owl Theory have any merit?) We want answers. And we want more true crime stories.

It's clear that people are fascinated by the shocking true stories of murderers, serial killers, cult leaders, and court cases gone completely wrong. As strange as it feels to say, I totally get the obsession; I'm right there with them. If you've binged every true crime documentary and are looking for more, these true crime books will definitely satisfy your inner Marcia Clark.

1. The Manson Women and Me: Monsters, Morality, and Murder by Nikki Meredith

Citadel Press

available at Amazon | $19.05

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In 1969, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel committed horrible acts under the orders of Charles Manson. After they were convicted, Nikki Meredith visited them in prison for decades. In The Manson Women and Me, she seeks to understand what could lead such “normal” young women to commit such violent acts.

2. The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington

PublicAffairs

available at Amazon | $18.23

Shop Now

How chilling is that book title? The word “cadaver” is creepy on its own (and conjures terrifying images of Robert Durst in The Jinx). The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist tells the story of medical examiner Dr. Steven Hayne and dentist Dr. Michael West. For years, prosecutors in Mississippi considered them go-to experts; they helped put many people behind bars. But one day, their convictions stopped holding up. In the book, Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington blame institutional racism, crooked officials, bad forensics, and ignorance for the false imprisonment of many.

3. Little Shoes: The Sensational Depression-Era Murders That Became My Family's Secret by Pamela Everett

Skyhorse Pubilshing

available at Amazon | $18.12

Shop Now

In 1937, three innocent girls were murdered in a shocking California crime. Decades later, after her father made an offhand comment about losing his sisters, Pamela Everett learned that her father was their brother - making her their niece. Everett did some digging on the case and without giving anything away, she stumbled upon some deep family secrets she never expected to find.

4. Sex Money Murder: A Story of Crack, Blood, and Betrayal by Jonathan Green

W. W. Norton Company

available at Amazon | $15.99

Shop Now

People often say that New York City in the '80s was dirty and dangerous. But have you ever wondered what it was really like? Sex Money Murder paints a picture of the rise and fall of a violent gang in the Bronx of the same name. True crime lovers will appreciate Jonathan Green's years of research and his access to gang leaders, police, and prosecutors.

5. You All Grow Up and Leave Me: A Memoir of Teenage Obsession by Piper Weiss

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $17.97

Shop Now

Piper Weiss is leading the charge on a new trend in true crime books: the true crime memoir. In You All Grow Up and Leave Me, she details the story of child predator and stalker Gary Wilensky. But in addition to digging up police records, Weiss also examines the life and death of Wilensky - who was her tennis coach when she was a teenager - from her own adolescent perspective. The result is a deeply felt true crime memoir, and it's going to be your new favorite genre.

6. Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men by Harold Schechter

Little A

available at Amazon | $16.99

Shop Now

There's something fascinating about female serial killers. If you agree, you'll want to check out Hell's Princess. It tells the story of Belle Gunness, a.k.a. Helle's Belle, a.k.a. the Black Widow, a.k.a. Lady Bluebeard, who lured men to her “murder farm,” butchered them, and buried them. Gulp.

7. Dead Girls: Essays on Surviving an American Obsession by Alice Bolin

William Morrow Paperbacks

available at Amazon | $12.79

Shop Now

Have you ever wondered why our society is obsessed with abused, disenfranchised, and dead women? In Dead Girls, Alice Bolin examines how literature, pop culture, and the media perpetuate an environment where these types of stories live and thrive. Further, she explains how stories of dead girls help develop male narratives.

8. A False Report: A True Story of Rape in America by T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong

Crown Publishing Group

available at Amazon | $14.66

Shop Now

In 2008, a teenager named Marie reported that a man broke into her apartment and raped her. She was charged with lying about it, but a few years later, detectives Stacy Galbraith and Edna Hendershot uncovered what really happened.

9. In Plain Sight: The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders by Kathryn Casey

William Morrow

available at Amazon | $5.98

Shop Now

While many true crime books, podcasts, and documentaries explore cases from the past, In Plain Sight tells a more recent story. In 2013, with the help of his wife Kim, Eric Williams sought revenge on those who had wronged him. One by one, he murdered people in his small Texas town. Kathryn Casey investigates who Williams' victims were and seeks to understand why he did what he did.

10. The Trigger: Narratives of the American Shooter by Daniel J. Patinkin

Arcade Publishing

available at Amazon | $24.58

Shop Now

We need stronger conversations around gun violence, and The Trigger is an interesting place to start. Daniel J. Patinkin profiled six people who have shot and killed someone, describing the unique circumstances that led each of them to pulling the trigger.

11. I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara

Harper

available at Amazon | $15.72

Shop Now

If you haven't read Michelle McNamara's posthumously published I'll Be Gone in the Dark, read it. In fact, start with it. Her dedication to searching for the Golden State Killer helped put him behind bars. It's one of the best true crime books of the year, if not ever.

Happy reading!

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4. You know what PR, PDR, BQ, DNS, DNF mean.

5. You know the distance of a marathon.

6. You know the distance of a 5k or 10k in miles but have to consult Google to figure out how to convert miles to km for any other distance.  #AmericanProblems

7. You know what a Fartlek is but still giggle at the word.

8. You obsess over the weather forecast. Particularly your long run days. At any given time, you know the projected forecast for the next 5 days, including sunrise and sunset, chance of precipitation, windchill factor, and whether there’s even a remote possibility of some type of weather that might effect your run.

9. You are really, really upset when the weather is going to be better the day AFTER your long run and you can’t rearrange your schedule. Or it’s perfect weather the day BEFORE or AFTER your race.

  10. You arrange your long run around the warmest part of the day in the winter/coolest in the summer. You delay getting started because even a slight degree in temperature change really does make a difference.

11. You get irritated when people use the word JOG to describe running.

12. You talk to another runner about having the runner’s trots but would die of embarrassment talking about your BM’s to a non-runner.

13. You wear compression socks under your “normal” clothes.

14. You immediately think “Is this area runner friendly?” when looking to buy a new house or move to a new city.

15. You see other people running and immediately want to go for a run even if you already ran that day.

  16. Sleeping in on the weekend is still 5 a.m.

17. You wonder a lot…will this make me too sore for my run tomorrow?

18. You talk about running injuries like battle wounds.

19. You think 9 p.m. is staying up late.

20. You ponder your running outfit for the day more than your daily “real clothes.”

  21. You talk about your training in any and all conversations without even trying. People talking about the weather? You comment on how awful/wonderful it is to run in this. Plans for the weekend? Running, of course.

22. You have a training journal that you write in everyday. It’s like your diary from middle school years, full of all your hopes and dreams.

23. You have a mega stash of GU, Honey Stingers, Huma Gel, Tailwind or whatever mid run fuel you love.  Because you buy it in bulk from Amazon.

24. When injured, you say you just want to run again no matter what, even if it means never racing again, but as soon as you are recovered you start planning your race schedule.

25. You use a tennis or lacrosse ball, or rolling pin for massaging your muscles rather than it’s intended use.

26. You don’t care how silly or crazy you look doing random stretches on the side of the road, drills (hello butt kickers, high knees, carioca), hill repeats (Look! It’s the crazy person running up and down our street again!) o running back and forth in front of your phone to get the perfect runfie.

27. Your laundry basket is always full of sweaty workout gear.

  28. You plan running dates with friends rather than catching up over dinner.

29. You call drinking water, “hydrating” and eating “taking in calories”.

30. You run.

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Your turn! You Know You’re a Runner When…

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