Woman Into Wolf: A True Crime Tale

By Alysse Aallyn

Needing some career other than tiptoeing around a temperamental husband, perfect wife Persey Royall unearths a surprising knack for locating murder victims. But one corpse she can't find is that of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1597122890
• ISBN13: 9781597122894
• Release Date: March 2009
• Publisher: The Midnight Reader
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Unique and highly recommended reading

Sometimes the skill of finding the truth is a curse rather than a gift. "Woman Into Wolf" follows Persey Royall as she find herself in another disturbing mystery. Author Aallyn draws from her own traumatic experiences, bring readers a solemn, yet still exciting and adventurous thriller that is going to pull readers through a thrill ride. "Woman Into Wolf" is unique and highly recommended reading.

A quirky, unusual murder mystery

Reviewed by Paige Lovitt for Reader Views (4/09) "Woman into Wolf" is one of the most unusual mysteries that I have ever read. Alysse Aallyn created it by combining some actual events from real crimes into a fictional mystery. Intrigued by a discussion with a police detective, the main character, Persey, challenges herself into trying to discover where the bodies of some murder victims might have been left. Persey bites off more than she can chew when she discovers crime scenes of women that have been brutally murdered. The suspense hits closer to home when one of the victims is the estranged wife of the best friend of her husband. Circumstances cause Persey to become very suspicious about who the real killer might be. She finds herself delving into an old secret that surrounds husband's family. She also finds herself pulling away from her husband and his perverted demands. She becomes closer to the detective who is handling the case. Persey's character begins to evolve from being a kept trophy wife to a woman of strength and guile. Personally, I loved reading "Woman into Wolf" by Alysse Aallyn; the quirkiness of the story and the eccentricities of the characters make it an intriguing book to read. Some of these people are really twisted and others are really deluded. Persey's personal reflections of the events that she is experiencing are extremely well written. Whatever emotions she was feeling, I was feeling them right alongside her. The book kept me on the edge of my seat right through the end. As a matter of fact, the author created a perfect ending to this quirky story. I highly recommend this novel to fans of crime mysteries that also enjoy some extra spice in their stories.