Deadly Secrets
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In the lovely town of Pleasant Valley in upstate New York, the maple trees were ablaze with fall's blood-red color. The air was crisp. And a woman named Susan Fassett left her weekly choir practice at a churchâwhen a killer emerged from the shadows and mercilessly gunned her down . . .
Stunned, the police immediately suspected Susan Fassett's husband and surrounded his home. They couldn't have been more wrong. Susan Fassett had been living a secret life, entangled in a passionate web of dominance, lesbian sex, betrayalâand a depraved plan for murder. After detectives untangled a web of secrets and corruption hidden in plain sight, the town of Pleasant Valley would be rocked again when a shocking trial exposed the whole sordid truth . . .
Praise for M. William Phelps
âOne of America's finest true-crime writers.â âVincent Bugliosi, New York Times bestselling author of Helter Skelter
âPhelps is the Harlan Coben of real-life thrillers.â âAllison Brennan, New York Times bestselling author of Tell No Lies
With sixteen pages of shocking photos
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New York Times bestselling, award-winning investigative journalist, executive producer and serial killer expert M. William Phelps is the author of more than forty nonfiction books and has made over 300 television appearances. He created, produced and hosted the series Dark Minds and is one of the stars of Deadly Women and Oxygenâs Snapped, Killer Couples, andREELZâs Sex, Lies, and Murder. Radio America calls him âthe nationâs leading authority on the mind of the female murderer.â His iHeartRadio investigative podcast, Paper Ghosts: The Five, which he wrote, directed, and executive produced, debuted in 2020 and soared to #1 in popularity. Touched by tragedy himself through the unsolved murder of his sister-in-law, Phelps is able to enter the hearts and minds of his subjects like no one else. He lives in Connecticut and can be reached at his website, www.mwilliamphelps.com.
