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5.0 out of 5 stars I Couldn't Put It Down !, April 4 2004

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This review is from: And Never Let Her Go: Thomas Capano: The Deadly Seducer (Mass Market Paperback)

Ann Rule is an excellent writer, no one could out-do her book about this case. She brings people in the book to life and includes a lot of detail. Very well-written. It will remain one of my favorites among Ann's books. Ann is able to write with feeling,emotion,clarity, and common sense....it is very human writing..... is why it's so wonderful to read her writing. She is a great reporter.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Gripping and Connecting, Nov 8 2003

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This gripping narrative on the killing of Anne Marie Fahey provides an emotionally connecting look at the victim. Ms. Fahey was attractive, talented, kind-hearted...yet troubled by emotional problems. Sadly, she never recognized the danger from her married ex-lover Tom Capano - an egotistical control freak and well-connected attorney for whom a legal restraining order might (or might not) have proved a deterrent. Author Ann Rule gives us a firm portrayal of the victim, her killer, their families, plus the politics of the city of Wilmington and the State of Delaware (where Fahey was the Governor's secretary). Ms. Rule also details the outstanding investigation by law enforcement, plus the lengthy trial, where even the killer's lawyers came to despise his controlling egotism. Some feel the author portrays Fahey and a second mistress too nicely - after all, both women maintained an affair with a man whom they knew to be married. Still, emotional insecurity has led many to foolhardy actions; in Fahey's case with results that turned tragic.

AND NEVER LET HER GO is longer and more connecting than most of Ms. Rule's true-crime narratives. The author seems captivated by Ms. Fahey and her family, and readers may experience similar emotions while enjoying this page-turning narrative.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Et ne jamais la laisser partir, July 3 2003

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And never let her go is a very exciting true novel. The book tells us about the Thomas Capano's affair. Capano was really mad, and he had relations with a lot of women. He was very jealous and possessive. So when Anne Marie Fahey had a relation with another man, and she wanted to leave him, he was very angry and killed her. In the beginning it was hard to find the murderer but some proofs ascent to Tom Capano. The investigate is interesting and never boring..
I very enjoyed it !

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5.0 out of 5 stars Very Detailed Account of Capano's & Fahey's lives
Ann Rule has done a good job of opening up the lives of Tom Capano & Ann Marie Fahey. She gives enough info to let you get to know what might of made them both who they are,... Read more

Published on May 28 2003 by Mary

5.0 out of 5 stars an excellent, indepth forensic saga...
I have loved Ann Rule for years, and this to me, is probably the most powerful book she's written. Like Stephen King's "The Stand" - this is probably her quintessential... Read more

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