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<p>WAS SHE A SWEET SOUTHERN CHARMER?</p><p>OR A COLD-BLOODED KILLER?</p><p>For their wedding portrait, petite Pat Taylor and handsome Tom Allanson posed as Rhett and Scarlett. Both came from fine Southern families, and dreamed of the Tara-like plantation where they would grow roses, raise horses, and move in the genteel circles of Atlanta society. Less than two months later, their dream exploded in terror and murder: their beautiful home mysteriously burned to the ground and Tom was convicted of the brutal slaying of his mother and father.</p><p>Pat's only brother had died in a puzzling suicide, her grandparents-in-law were poisoned with arsenic, and no one - from her wealthy employers to her own children - was safe when Pat Allanson didn't get her way. It took Georgia lawmen more than two decades to stop her for good - if indeed they have.</p><p> In this fascinating account, Ann Rule delivers a tour de force: a whirlwind of misguided love, denial, guilt, and passions out of control; a series of brilliantly manipulated crimes; the bizarre and horrifying tale of two families brought to ruin; and, at the center of it all, the heartless, supremely selfish sociopath whose evil hid behi

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Author
Rule, Ann
Publisher
Simon & Schuster, Incorporated
Published
2012
Language
EN
ISBN
9780671690700
Category
true crime
Subjects
Social Science, Crime, Biography
Rating
3.98 / 5 (4,785 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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