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Now nearly 50 years later, a classmate, New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Morris returns to her hometown to write about how the murder changed the town and the lives Dick Kitchel’s friends. A Murder in My Hometown
True Books is the publisher of her bestseller, "Ted and Ann: The Mystery of a Missing Child and Her Neighbor Ted Bundy," and now "Boy Missing: The Search for Kyron Horman." That's why you'll see this in the front of the books: Copyright Rebecca True Morris.
New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Morris is a veteran journalist who worked in radio and television news in New York City; Portland, Oregon; and Seattle, Washington and was a free-lance writer for The Seattle Times, The Oregonian, People, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Daily News, The New York Post, and many other publications.
Rebecca is available to help writers with their non-fiction books and book proposals.
Contact Rebecca If I Can't Have You The Salt Lake Tribune calls If I Can’t Have You “compelling” and “haunting” and Publishers Weekly describes it as “a powerful narrative of one family’s tragedy.”
Want to know why Rebecca writes the way she does, what she does in her free time, or what she’s working on now? Read the questions and answers below. What is your latest book? My latest book is Boy Missing: The Search for Kyron Horman. I have written other books
Rebecca Morris. Books. Boy Missing; A Murder in My Hometown; A Killing in Amish Country; If I Can’t Have You; ... Rebecca is available to help writers with their non-fiction books and book proposals. Contact Rebecca. Bad Apples. They exchange furtive touches with students during classroom movies. They make out in a closet while other children ...
Rebecca Morris. Books. Boy Missing; A Murder in My Hometown; A Killing in Amish Country; If I Can’t Have You; Notorious USA; Ted and Ann; Bad Apples; Media; About; FAQ; True Books; Rebecca is available to help writers with their non-fiction books and book proposals. Contact Rebecca. Boy Missing. The Search for Kyron Horman. On the morning of ...
Morris helps ABC's 20/20 explore the psyche of Ted Bundy. During the 1970s, the notorious serial killer had murdered dozens of women on a rampage that took him across the Pacific Northwest and eventually to Florida.
Gregg Olsen and Rebecca Morris crack open crime files across America. In Notorious USA, they investigate and report on the most gripping and intriguing true crime cases in each state. Their true crime spree starts in the Pacific Northwest with Notorious Washington and Notorious Oregon.
