“We never lock our doors.” This is an often-heard remark expressing a commonplace American attitude or belief that, despite whatever danger might prevail in public spaces, life inside our own homes remains (or at least should remain) safe, carefree, normal.
This book covers 13 high-profile cases in which evil paid an untimely visit and found the entrance open—when everything was normal, until it wasn’t.

Kevin M. Sullivan is a retired minister and author of 14 books. He’s a former contributing writer for Snitch, a weekly newspaper devoted to crime and the law. He lives in Louisville, Kentucky.

Kevin M. Sullivan
Format: softcover (6 x 9)
Pages: 192
Bibliographic Info: notes, bibliography, index
Copyright Date: 2018
pISBN: 978-1-4766-6885-7
eISBN: 978-1-4766-3149-3
Imprint: Exposit Books

Preface 1
Introduction 3
1. Alec Kreider 7
2. Richard Trenton Chase 10
3. Pastor Davey Blackburn and His Wife Amanda 17
4. Nightmare in Gainesville 23
5. Slaughter in Holcomb 41
6. They Called Him the Night Stalker 53
7. Killing ­Great-Grandmother 89
8. Highway Killer 94
9. Stone Cold Killer 107
10. The Railway Killer 124
11. When Evil Engulfs a Family 142
12. The Slumber Party 155
13. A Stranger from Far Away 169
Epilogue 173
Chapter Notes 175
Bibliography 179
Index 181

“Instead of reading horror fiction to get your chill on, try this book. It serves the same purpose but might also inspire you to be careful. Immersing in one shock tale after another on monsters entering someone’s safe space should make anyone think twice about unsecured entry points”—Psychology Today.