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Original Title:	Heart Full of Lies: A True Story of Desire and Death
ISBN:	0743410130 (ISBN13: 9780743410137)
Edition Language:	English

Heart Full of Lies

Ann Rule

Paperback | Pages: 480 pages

Rating: 3.93 | 3885 Users | 239 Reviews

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Title	:	Heart Full of Lies
Author	:	Ann Rule
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 480 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2004 by Pocket Books (first published October 1st 2003)
Categories	:	Crime. True Crime. Nonfiction. Mystery. Audiobook. Biography. Psychology

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An idyllic Hawaiian wedding held the promise of a wonderful future for handsome, athletic Chris Northon, an airline pilot, a confirmed bachelor-turned-devoted family man; and Liysa, an acclaimed surf photographer, loving mother, and aspiring Hollywood screenwriter. But few, including Chris, had seen Liysa's other side -- her controlling behavior and dark moods, her insatiable hunger for money and property. And no one anticipated the fatal outcome of a family camping trip in an Oregon forest. Liysa soon revealed herself as a victim of domestic abuse that culminated at the campsite, where she shot Chris in self-defense. But crime scene evidence led detectives to wonder if Liysa was a killer, not a victim. Her controversial trial stunned all who thought they knew her. A lifetime of sociopathic manipulations and lies had been expertly hidden behind her façade of perfection -- as was her rage to destroy any obstacle to her ultimate happiness, even if it was the man she vowed to love forever.

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I'm giving this book a rather generous 5 star rating because it just plain captured my interest and wouldn't let go to the end. A slight spoiler so beware... The one thing that I hate about some true crime books (and it is NOT the author's fault) is when the murderer doesn't get what he or she deserves. There seems to be an inherent unfairness with the justice system where some murderers get the book thrown at them while others get off unscathed. This book was an example of the latter. The

Dear Ann Rule, if you want a simple story of write and wrong, then pick a simple story in which there is a clear victim and a clear perpetrator. If you choose to write about a complex case, then have enough respect for the intelligence and analytical thinking skills of your readers to represent it as such. We are savvy enough to understand that even if both individuals are terrible people, it's not ok to kill someone, even if they have been cruel to you. Your message to the reader should have

Ann Rule knows how to write true crime stories! I wasn't sure about reading true crime, because it could have gone in so many directions. Boring, gory, educational, like you were in class dredging through a textbook.(Ok, I know that goes along with boring.) This book was not that way at all. She delivers the story, (pictures included), well documented without putting the reader to sleep. I was surprised that the murderer in this story was the wife. (No spoiler, since if you read the jacket it

We really don't know the evil that lurks beneath the surface in others, especially if they have personality disorders and are proficient at hiding their real selves from everyone. I was distressed to read this true-crime murder story and learn there were so many who believed the murderer's lies and blamed the victim. Kudos to Ann for digging deep to find the truth. I do miss this insightful author.

I enjoy the true crime genre, and I generally enjoy Rule's writing style.In this particular book, I have to wonder if there was any truth to Liysa Norton's claims against her husband. In a typical "he said, she said" scenario, Rule seems sold on the "he said" narrative and insinuates that since none of Chris's friends witnessed him being abusive, he couldn't possibly of done anything close to what his wife claimed.I'm not so sure. That is perhaps the biggest weakness of this book. No one really

Well, this is my third Ann Rule book and so far they have all followed the same pattern. Some poor sap marries someone who ends up being a cruel killer.It was interesting and I didn enjoy it. I couldn't help but wonder if Ann Rule skewed the book a little to make Chris Northon saintlier than he really was, but basically I agree with her conclusion that his wife premeditated his murder and most likely was not abused.

This is my first Ann Rule book. If you don't know she writes true crime stories. I have this book 5 stars because she has a way a writing about something that truly happened and not taking sides. It was a this is what happened and you make up your own mind. She also follows through with 'where they are now'. which I admit I like to know what happened after. I don't like to say what the story was about because for me it ruins it as a reader. I like to know if you though it was good, poorly