Practice to Deceive Free Audiobook Download by Ann Rule

Ann Rule's book, Practice to Deceive, tells the story of a woman who is abducted and forced into prostitution. Twomey narrates this audiobook.

Ann Rule is a bestselling author of over thirty-five novels and nonfiction books. Despite her success and status as a bestseller, she had faced many setbacks in her life and career. In 2007, Ann Rule took the time to reflect on her life and share the story of how she was able to overcome her fears and write a novel. Ann shares why practicing deception can help anyone reach their goals.

Practice to Deceive is a true crime audiobook about murder, deception, and the American justice system. It's told from the perspective of a female investigator who spends years trying to find answers to mysterious crimes. The crimes range from domestic violence to serial killers, but all of them are unsolved and not fully explained.

This is a work of fiction that has elements of memoir and suspense. It tells the story of Ann Rule, who was once a young mother, like most other mothers where she lived in Maine. When her children were very young they died in what seemed to be a random car accident. One night as Ann drives home she sees a strange light on the road ahead. Suddenly the car starts to feel off balance so Ann pulls over to pull out her cell phone to call 911 when suddenly she sees a second light that makes it impossible for her to drive any further. The lights disappear and the police find her car abandoned with her dead in it the next morning only miles from home.

Practice to Deceive is a true crime audiobook by Ann Rule, narrated by ["Anne Twomey"]. This audiobook tells the story of how the author's mom, a nurse in 1975, was murdered. Twomey is able to give Anne a voice as she talks about her mom's humanistic and compassionate personality. The author often goes into detail about the people that loved her such as her husband and her son. She also gives an insight on what it was like living in 1975 by mentioning social norms, especially as they relate to gender roles.

It was a warm summer evening in a nice quiet suburb, the kind of day that almost lets you forget about its artificiality. I knew better. There was nothing natural about my husband, Denny, and our housemate at the time, Larry Pardee. As soon as I walked in on them, I knew something was going on.