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Without Consent: A Landmark Trial and the Decades-Long Struggle To Make Spousal Rape a Crime
An illuminating examination into the 1978 marital rape trial of John Rideout, detailing a riveting legal drama while offering troubling observations about the ongoing culture of misogyny in the U.S.
Listeners with growing concerns about the West’s ability to access needed Chinese exports and about faltering efforts to improve East-West relations will find Pezzullo’s lively account enlightening. It offers insight into the complex historical roots of China’s current economic warfare strategies, which have deeply impacted international trade.
Highlighting a nearly forgotten event in Wright’s life, this account of the Taliesin murders will appeal to general and true crime readers.
Sure to captivate true crime fans, this riveting work may also lead listeners to consider how unconventional, even supernatural, approaches could supplement traditional police work.
This highly recommended book is a must for all libraries, especially those with a comprehensive criminal justice section.
Ashline’s unsettling and deeply reported account will strongly appeal to true crime readers and is recommended for public library collections.
Puhak’s level-headed analysis of the evidence, grounded in historical context, exposes the tragic ease with which a powerful woman may be attacked through innuendo and misinformation. Given the fame of the Blood Countess Bathory, this should be a popular acquisition.
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