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Everything She Ever Wanted

Ann Rule

Paperback | Pages: 560 pages

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Title	:	Everything She Ever Wanted
Author	:	Ann Rule
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 560 pages
Published	:	December 1st 1993 by Pocket Books (first published December 1st 1992)
Categories	:	Crime. True Crime. Nonfiction. Mystery

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WAS SHE A SWEET SOUTHERN CHARMER?

OR A COLD-BLOODED KILLER?

For their wedding portrait, petite Pat Taylor and handsome Tom Allanson posed as Rhett and Scarlett. Both came from fine Southern families, and dreamed of the Tara-like plantation where they would grow roses, raise horses, and move in the genteel circles of Atlanta society. Less than two months later, their dream exploded in terror and murder: their beautiful home mysteriously burned to the ground and Tom was convicted of the brutal slaying of his mother and father.

Pat's only brother had died in a puzzling suicide, her grandparents-in-law were poisoned with arsenic, and no one—from her wealthy employers to her own children—was safe when Pat Allanson didn't get her way. It took Georgia lawmen more than two decades to stop her for good—if indeed they have.

In this fascinating account, Ann Rule delivers a tour de force: a whirlwind of misguided love, denial, guilt, and passions out of control; a series of brilliantly manipulated crimes; the bizarre and horrifying tale of two families brought to ruin; and, at the center of it all, the heartless, supremely selfish sociopath whose evil hid behind soft words and gentle manners, but who destroyed—without mercy—those who loved her.

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Original Title:	Everything She Ever Wanted
ISBN:	067169071X (ISBN13: 9780671690717)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Anthony Award Nominee for Best True Crime (1993), Edgar Award Nominee for Best Fact Crime (1993)

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This book was wild as HELL! Pat Taylor Allanson is the most evil and terrifying character I've ever read about...And the most terrifying part is that she's a real person and everything in this book actually happened. Many many years ago I watched the Lifetime movie about Pat Taylor Allanson and I thought that movie was wild. I had no idea that the movie was actually tame compared to the real story. Pat Taylor Allanson is a serial killer. She is responsible for at least 3 murders, but its

I finished this Everything She Ever Wanted: A True Story of Obsessive Love, Murder, and Betrayal and Dead by Sunset: Perfect Husband, Perfect Killer? the other day. I am going to have to go back and buy some more Ann Rule novels since I ended up once again being fascinated by her True Crime story.This novel starts with a marriage. Taking place in Atlanta in 1974 we have Pat Taylor marrying her new husband Tom Allanson and thrilled that she will finally start to belong to the elite Atlanta

The ending was like a Flannery O'Conner short story. It was that good.

The ugly truth about what motivates some people to kill is always shocking. What's worse is when, knowing this, other family members side with the killer. Spoiled rotten by her family, Patricia Vann Radcliffe Taylor Allinson, a Georgia beauty whose goal in life was to emulate Scarlett O'Hara, led a life of deadly horror. Fed by her family's constant devotion from early childhood through middle age, Pat, who could do nothing wrong by her family's standards. A narcissistic personality, without a

Choices are like dominoes, one tumbling against the next and then the next until events go out of human control. There's a crazy, manipulative lady in this book. Fair warning. As far as true crime stuff goes, the crazy lady gets me almost as much as the evil kid gets me in horror novels. It amazes me how some people's minds work, and the things they'll do, and the ways their brains can justify it all.So, if you've read true crime before, you've probably read Ann Rule before. Her books are like

"Everything She Ever Wanted" by Ann Rule is the true story of Patricia Vann Radcliffe Taylor Allanson, a Georgia woman who envisioned herself as a modern day Scarlett O'Hara and systematically tore anyone and everyone down who stood in her way of that fantasy. Ms. Rule does an excellent job of researching Pat's childhood as a spoiled and selfish little girl who was coddled constantly by her family, who aged to become a spoiled and self-centered adult who never really truly grew up. Reading about

Good Book! I know it exists, but hard to believe that families can have so much drama.