A Killing in the Family by Stephen Singular

A Killing in the Family by Stephen Singular

In A Killing in the Family, investigative journalist Stephen Singular exposes the chilling true story of Linda Brown's murder. Teenager Cinnamon Brown, initially deemed guilty, later revealed a horrifying narrative of paternal abuse, incest, and manipulation orchestrated by her father, David Brown. This true crime thriller, the inspiration for the 1991 miniseries "Love, Lies, and Murder," explores the devastating family dynamics that led to a shocking crime and the complex journey to uncover the truth. Singular masterfully presents a psychological study of coercion and betrayal, revealing how one family's dark secrets shattered their world. Prepare to be captivated by this disturbing and unforgettable true crime account of manipulation, murder, and a daughter's fight for justice.

Why You’ll Love This Book

This gripping true crime narrative examines the devastating consequences of unchecked power within a family. Experience the twists and turns of a shocking murder investigation and the fight to expose the truth. Discover the dark secrets that bind a family together and ultimately tear them apart.