In A Child's Name by Peter Maas

In A Child's Name by Peter Maas

In 1984, young mother Teresa Benigno Taylor's life is tragically cut short. Suspicion immediately falls upon her husband, Dr. Kenneth Taylor, a man with a hidden double life. Peter Maas meticulously reconstructs the harrowing true crime investigation and trial, revealing Taylor's deceit, neglect, and shocking violence. The ensuing custody battle over their infant son, Phillip, adds another layer of heartbreak, exposing the devastating ripple effects of this crime on both families. Explore the dark complexities of betrayal, concealed secrets, and the enduring trauma of violence in this unforgettable true crime narrative.

Why You’ll Love This Book

The gripping narrative of In a Child's Name delves into the complexities of domestic violence and its devastating consequences. True crime readers will be captivated by the detailed account of the courtroom proceedings and the custody battle that follows. This book is perfect for readers who appreciate meticulous investigative journalism and powerful storytelling within the true crime genre. (Intrigued by the complexities of domestic violence cases and the ensuing legal drama? Deepen your understanding with our expert guides: Beyond the Headlines and The Ethical Allure of True Crime).