M. William Phelps

M. William Phelps

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M. William Phelps is an American author and investigative journalist renowned for his true crime books. He co-hosts the Investigation Discovery series "Dark Minds" with criminal profiler John Kelly. Phelps has earned the moniker "the Harlan Coben of real-life thrillers" for his gripping narratives.

In "Too Young to Kill," M. William Phelps recounts the chilling true crime story of sixteen-year-old Adrianne Reynolds, who was brutally murdered by her own friends in East Moline, Illinois. Seeking a fresh start after a difficult upbringing in Texas, Adrianne's life was cut short by a deadly escalation of teenage jealousy. Her body was found charred, dismembered, and scattered in garbage bags. The perpetrators, shockingly, were not hardened criminals but her closest friends. This gruesome case highlights the devastating consequences of a typical teenage dispute turned deadly.

True Crime

Perfect Poison

(2003)

Lethal Guardian

(2004)

Every Move You Make

(2005)

Murder In The Heartland

(2006)

Sleep In Heavenly Peace

(2006)

Because You Loved Me

(2007)

If Looks Could Kill

(2008)

I'll Be Watching You

(2008)

Nathan Hale

(2008)

Deadly Secrets

(2009)

Cruel Death

(2009)

Death Trap

(2010)

Kill For Me

(2010)

The Devil's Rooming House

(2010)

Love Her To Death

(2011)

Too Young to Kill

(2011)

Crimes of the Presidents

(2011)

The Devil's Right Hand

(2011)

Never See Them Again

(2012)

The Eastbound Strangler

(2012)

Murder, New England

(2012)

Jane Doe No More

(2012)

The Dead Soul

(2012)

Kiss of the She-Devil

(2013)

Bad Girls

(2013)

Obsessed

(2014)

The Killing Kind

(2014)

Madness, Sex, Serial Killer.

(2014)

She Survived

(2014)

I'd Kill For You

(2015)

Evil Minds

(2015)

To Love and to Kill

(2015)

One Breath Away

(2016)

If You Only Knew

(2016)

Murderers' Row

(2016)

Don't Tell a Soul

(2017)

Dangerous Ground

(2017)

Targeted

(2017)

Beautifully Cruel

(2017)

Where Monsters Hide

(2019)

We Thought We Knew You

(2020)

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