L.A. True Crime Files Series - Ronald Bowers

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LA True Crime Files Series

This series of books involves shorter True Crime stories in the e-book format. This type of book is ideal when a reader wants something Fast to Read

Book cover for The Deadly Green Light by Ronald E. Bowers. The design features a torn-paper effect with a beige background and a deep red lower section. The title is in bold white and green capital letters at the top. Below, there is an image of a handwritten list of names and a crime scene photo showing a victim lying on the ground. The tagline reads, "How the Mexican Mafia handles INFORMANTS." The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series, with the author's name in white capital letters at the bottom.

Book cover for The Irishman Who Liked to Kill by Ronald E. Bowers. The design features a torn-paper effect with a beige background and a deep red lower section. The title is in bold, white capital letters at the top. Below, there are three crime-related images: a mugshot of a bald man with a mustache, a crime scene with a deceased victim lying on a bloodstained sidewalk, and a bullet-riddled car. The tagline reads, "How do you survive his deadly wrath?" The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series, with the author's name in white capital letters at the bottom.

Book cover for Pay the Mafia Tax or Die by Ronald E. Bowers. The design features a torn-paper effect with a beige background and deep red lower section. The title is in bold, white capital letters at the top. Below, there is a crime scene photograph of a living room with two deceased individuals, one slumped on the couch and the other on the floor. The tagline reads, "Don’t cheat on paying your taxes." The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The author’s name appears in white capital letters at the bottom.

Book cover for Dumpster Diver’s Horror by Ronald E. Bowers. The design features a torn-paper effect with a beige background and deep red lower section. The title is in bold, white capital letters at the top. Below, there is a crime scene photograph of a dumpster filled with black garbage bags, a Nordstrom shopping bag, and other discarded items. The tagline reads, "You never know what surprises you may find." The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The author’s name appears in white capital letters at the bottom.

Book cover for The Paraplegic Who Killed by Ronald E. Bowers. The cover features a torn-paper design with a beige background and a deep red lower section. The title is in bold, white capital letters at the top. Below, three crime-related images are arranged: a mugshot of a young man, a white car with blue rims, and a body lying on the ground. The tagline reads, "Why would a disabled person kill for a cellphone?" The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The author’s name appears in white capital letters at the bottom.

Book cover for Urban Terrorists Love Pipe Bombs by Ronald E. Bowers. The design features a torn-paper effect with a beige background and a dark red lower section. The title is displayed in bold white text on a black background. Below, there is a framed photograph of a pipe bomb, tilted at an angle. The subtitle, Why Patty Hearst’s SLA planted bombs under police cars?, is in gold text. The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series.

Book cover for Drive-Thrus Can Be Deadly by Ronald E. Bowers. The cover features a torn-paper effect with a beige background and a dark red lower section. The title is in bold white text on a black background. Below, two framed crime scene photos are displayed: one showing a car stopped at a fast-food drive-thru with its doors open and another of a bullet-riddled vehicle with a shattered rear window. The subtitle, Don’t be a Sitting Duck waiting for fast food, is in gold text. The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series.

Book cover for Ambush of the DEA Agents by Ronald E. Bowers. The design features a torn-paper effect with a beige background and a dark red lower section. The title is in bold white text on a black background. Below, two framed crime scene photos are displayed: one showing a handgun lying on grass, and another depicting a red car with bullet damage and a body lying on the ground. The subtitle, Shoot out with 4 dead - What went wrong?, is in gold text. The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series.

Book cover for Silent Movie Theatre Murder by Ronald E. Bowers. The design features a torn-paper effect with a beige background and a dark red lower section. The title is in bold white text on a black background. Below, two framed crime scene photos are displayed: one showing the exterior of the Silent Movie Theatre with a vintage car parked in front, and another depicting a crime scene with a body on the floor. The subtitle, Can the old movies kill you?, is in gold text. The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series.

Book cover for A Parent’s Worst Nightmare by Ronald E. Bowers. The cover has a torn-paper design with a beige background and a dark red lower section. The title is in bold white text on a black background. Below, there are crime scene images framed in red, including a bloody ruler, a knife, a sweatshirt with "CPU" on it, and a car door. The subtitle, Killing of a co-ed’s dreams, is written in gold text. The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series.

Book cover for What's Your Life Worth? by Ronald E. Bowers. The cover features a torn-paper design with a beige background and a dark red lower section. At the top, the title is in bold white text against a black background. Below, three mugshots of men are framed in red, along with an image of a car trunk. The subtitle, The Downside of Drug Dealing, is written in gold text. The book is part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series.

A book cover for When Hate Turns Deadly by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The cover has a torn-paper design with a bold white title against a black background. Below the title, crime scene images depict multiple victims lying on the ground with injuries, along with a central mugshot of the alleged perpetrator. The tagline, "Why target all Blacks?", suggests the book explores racially motivated crimes. The lower portion has a dark red background featuring the series title and author's name in white text.

A book cover for The Torture Killer by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The design features a torn-paper aesthetic with the bold white title on a black background. Below, four framed crime scene images are displayed: two showing victims lying on the ground with severe injuries, one close-up of a removed eyeball held by gloved fingers, and another of law enforcement officers carrying a body on a stretcher in a rugged outdoor area. The tagline reads, "Why gouge out eyeballs with a can opener?", hinting at the gruesome nature of the crime. The bottom section has a dark red background with the author’s name in white text.

A book cover for Suicidal Train Wreck by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The cover has a torn-paper design with a bold white title on a black background. Below, there are three framed images: a mugshot of a man, a photograph of a car part with a license plate on the ground, and a chaotic aerial view of a train crash scene with multiple derailed train cars and emergency responders. The tagline reads, "How could one person derail so many lives?" suggesting a tragic true crime case involving a deliberate train wreck.

A book cover for Jealousy Can Be Deadly by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The cover features a torn-paper design with a bold white title on a black background. Below, there are three framed images: one of a smiling woman labeled "Sister," another of a stern-looking man labeled "Brother," and a crime scene image of a body lying on the ground. In the center, there is a photo of a house. The tagline reads, "The fine line between sibling LOVE & HATE," suggesting a true crime story involving a deadly family conflict.

A book cover for The Bloody Trail of a Beretta by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The cover features a torn-paper design with bold white title text on a black background. Below, there are three framed images: a labeled picture of a Beretta handgun, a crime scene with a covered body near a vehicle, and blood-stained clothing on the ground. The subtitle asks, "How could one gun harm so many?", suggesting a case involving multiple victims linked to the same weapon. The book explores a real-life crime centered around a deadly firearm.

A book cover for Deadly Flames of Greed by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The cover has a torn-paper design with bold white title text on a black background. Below, there is a framed photograph of a burned building with firefighters and investigators at the scene. The subtitle asks, "How could an alley cause so much tragedy?", hinting at the crime’s connection to arson or financial motives. The book explores a true crime case involving fire and greed.

Book cover of Hiding from the Killers: Crawling in a Culvert Could Save Your Life by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The background has a torn-paper effect, with the title in large white capital letters at the top. Below, three crime-related images are framed in red: a culvert pipe in a mountainous area, a person lying on the ground, and the interior of a metal drainage pipe with debris and stains. The bottom section has a deep red background featuring the book series title and the author's name in white text. The design suggests a true crime story involving survival and evasion from killers.

Book cover of Photoshoot Gone Deadly Wrong by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The background has a torn-paper effect, with the title in large white capital letters at the top. Below, three crime-related images are framed in red: a mugshot of a man, a photograph of a person digging in a wooded area, and a burned-out car. The bottom section has a deep red background featuring the question, "Why didn’t anyone in the mountains hear her screams?", followed by the book series title and the author's name in white text. The design suggests a true crime story involving a murder case in a remote location.

Book cover of Till Death Do Us Part: Divorce Was NOT an Option by Ronald E. Bowers, part of the L.A. True Crime Files Series. The background has a torn-paper effect, with the title in large white capital letters at the top. Below, three crime-related images are framed in red: a mugshot of a man, a photograph of a bed with disheveled sheets, and an open trunk of an SUV. The bottom section has a deep red background with the book's subtitle and author's name in white text. The design suggests a true crime story involving a murder case linked to a failed marriage.

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