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Everything She Ever Wanted : a True Story of Obsessive Love, Murder, and Betrayal by Ann Rule is a true crime available to read on EtoBox.

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From Library JournalSpoiled rotten by her family, Patricia Vann Radcliffe Taylor Allinson, a Georgia beauty whose goal in life was to emulate Scarlett O'Hara, led a life of deadly horror. Fed by her family's constant devotion from early childhood through middle age, Pat, who could do nothing wrong by her family's standards, could do nothing right in the view of society. A narcissistic personality, without a shred of conscience, she systematically destroyed her own family. Nothing she ever had was enough. She had to make things go her way and she did: through manipulation, poisoning, theft, lies, and deceit. Her presence was a constant danger to people who stood in her way: her brother a suicide, her new in-laws shot dead, her grandparents-in-law nearly poisoned by arsenic, her employer severely overdosed, her daughter, who finally saw the awful truth about her mother, possibly poisoned. Rule's tautly written study of this diabolical woman constantly fascinates the reader. Highly recommended. Previewed in Prepub Alert, LJ 8/92.- Sandra K. Lindheimer, Middlesex Law Lib., Cambridge, Mass.Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. Review"Rule hits the bull's-eye."-- Publisher's Wee

Who reads Everything She Ever Wanted : a True Story of Obsessive Love, Murder, and Betrayal?

It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.

Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
Ann Rule
Publisher
Pocket Books
Published
1990
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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