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In this chilling study of Maryland murder local Baltimore author Tia L. Lincoln gives us a powerful, hair raising, up to date collection of the most horrific murders committed in Maryland from 1990-2008. Serial killers, mass murderers, spree killers, psychos, teenage murderers, rapists, baby killer…

A 3-year-old shot and killed in Waverly by a bullet meant for someone else. A 7-year-old and his mother shot execution style in their southwest Baltimore home. A 17-year-old peacemaker shot and killed in West Baltimore in what may have been a case of mistaken identity. A 63-year-old retired schoolt…

"Meet Reggie. Or maybe you'd rather not. With almost half of his thirty-nine years of life spent behind bars for sexual assaults, Reggie is a self-admitted convicted serial rapist. Sentenced to a twenty-year prison sentence in 1991 for first degree rape, Reggie is released after spending almost fou…

What would you do if your every move was controlled by your parents? What if you were denied the company of friends or any contact with your immediate family? What if you were raised to believe that your sole purpose in life was to become a religious pioneer? What if your mother and brother were ar…

What's it really like to be addicted to heroin and crack cocaine? From the author of acclaimed true life novel Child of Baltimore, Tia L. Lincoln gives us an extraordinarily charged new account of drug addiction, poverty, and the struggle of survival. Poochie, a bookworm and dreamer, struggles wit…

Oxycodone. Hydrocodone. Percocet. Fentanyl. In the late 1990's, many people believed these prescription drugs were safe because they were prescribed by your doctor for managing moderate to severe pain. Approved by the FDA and heavily marketed to doctors and the public as non-addictive miracle drugs…