
Best for: stockings and the office party
The Serial Killers' Night Before Christmas
A darkly festive poem for grown-ups. Lock the door.
Gift the paperback · $9.99 Fancy relatives? Hardcover · $22.99Great gifts for the true crime fan with questionable taste. Illustrated storybooks, paperbacks under $10under CA$15under £8. Grab a few.
*Grown-ups. Strictly the grown-ups. Despite the name.
Watch: Why "for kids"? 1:53They've binged every documentary. They quote podcasts at dinner. They do not need another candle.

Best for: stockings and the office party
A darkly festive poem for grown-ups. Lock the door.
Gift the paperback · $9.99 Fancy relatives? Hardcover · $22.99
Best for: the friend who falls asleep to murder podcasts
A cozy bedtime story with a body count. Sweet dreams.
Gift it · $9.99
Best for: the foodie with a strong stomach
The dinner-table story nobody asked for. Pairs badly with everything.
Gift it · $9.99For the crafty one: colouring books for grown-ups who colour outside the lines. For the puzzler: Where's Bundy?, the true crime search-and-find.
🎄 Order by mid-December for Christmas delivery.
Heads up: satire for grown-ups with a dark sense of humour. Not actually for kids. Despite the name.
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Storybooks and colouring books for grown-ups. Buy one to gift. Buy three to be remembered.

Case No. 2019-001 · Out now
'Twas the night before Christmas, and history's worst guests all turned up for the party. A darkly festive poem for grown-ups. Lock the door.
🎄 Order by mid-December for Christmas delivery.

Case No. 2019-002 · Out now
A cozy, illustrated bedtime story for grown-ups who like their lullabies with a body count.

Case No. 2019-003 · Out now
The dinner-table story nobody asked for. Pull up a chair. Maybe skip dessert.

Case No. 2019-004 · Out now
Party games, paper plates and one very bad clown. A game-night story for grown-ups who never trusted clowns anyway.

Case No. 2019-005 · Out now
Warm summer nights, open windows and a city sleeping with the lights on. A sleepy-time story for grown-ups who already check the locks twice.

Case No. 2019-006 · Back on sale
The true crime search-and-find. Twelve packed scenes from Seattle to the hardest prison search of all. Answer key included.

Case No. 2019-007 · Out now
24 notorious portraits and 24 fact-filled case cards. No gore. Colour the history, question the myth. Stay inside the lines. They didn't.

Case No. 2019-008 · Out now
Sweet smiles. Terrible people. 40 adorable, cozy scenes of history's most infamous names to colour, each with a true one-line fact. By Jack Morgan.
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Heads up: despite the name, True Crime For Kids is dark-humour satire for grown-ups. Not actually for kids. Please don't screen this at show-and-tell.
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Seventeen new books in the case file. Don't open till release day.
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Case No. 2019-027 · New edition coming soon
From an Ohio childhood to the Oxford Apartments. Twelve new scenes, one notorious killer hiding in plain sight.

Case No. 2019-028 · New edition coming soon
Case File 03: Chicago. An expert-level search through parades, clowns and crowded streets. One very friendly neighbour hiding in plain sight.

Case No. 2019-025 · Search-and-find
Case File 04. Spot one scruffy cult leader in packed scenes on the Sunset Strip, outside the Whisky a Go Go, inside a crowded recording studio and all over a dusty old movie ranch.

Case No. 2019-009 · Colouring
Do not cross (unless it's to colour). 40 adorable crime scenes with chalk outlines, police tape and a true case-file fact on every page. By Jack Morgan.

Case No. 2019-010 · Picture book
The life, crimes and capture of Dennis Rader, with five perfectly ordinary knot lessons. Thirty years of fan mail, undone by one floppy disk.

Case No. 2019-012 · Picture book
A Wisconsin farmhouse full of truly terrible craft projects, and the real case behind a century of horror movies.

Case No. 2019-013 · Picture book
A tidy boarding house, a prize-winning garden and several reasons not to ask what makes the roses grow so well.

Case No. 2019-014 · Picture book
Ciphers, clues and a killer who desperately wanted everyone to read his mail. Sharpen your pencil. Check the spelling.

Case No. 2019-016 · Picture book
Five women, three famous letters and one name nobody proved. A Victorian rhyme book that separates the documented case from the legend.

Case No. 2019-017 · Picture book
Floor plans, false names and one very tall tale. Follow the documented frauds, murders and myths behind Chicago’s infamous “Murder Castle.”

Case No. 2019-018 · Picture book
Seven names, six convictions and no easy myth. Follow the vehicles, prints, pawn records, recorded calls and evidence across Florida.

Case No. 2019-019 · Picture book
Songs, groupthink and one very bad family plan. Guitars, shag rugs and a gentle lesson in never letting the scruffy guy pick the family activities.

Case No. 2019-020 · Picture book
Hollywood dreams, newspaper ink and one unsolved mystery. Glamour shots, screaming headlines and the 1947 case Los Angeles still can't close.

Case No. 2019-021 · Picture book
Chores, courtrooms and one very famous rhyme. A tidy Fall River house, a long list of household jobs and the 1893 trial everyone still argues about.

Case No. 2019-022 · Picture book
Hitchhikers, highways and one terrible tour guide. Sunny 1970s California, a very tall man with a map and the reason everyone stopped thumbing rides.

Case No. 2019-023 · Picture book
House calls, red flags and one dangerous prescription pad. A friendly village GP, a very full waiting room and paperwork that finally didn't add up.

Case No. 2019-024 · Picture book
Highways, cold cases and one very long investigation. Pack a map, mind the blackberry bushes and follow the detectives who simply refused to give up.
Merch · tees, stickers & mugs on TeePublic
Wearable evidence for grown-ups with questionable taste. Shirts in muted team colours, plus stickers and mugs of every design.
Bedtime Bundy!
Exhibit B
Dinner Time with Dahmer
Exhibit C
Where's Bundy?
Exhibit D
Where's Gacy?
Exhibit E
Game Time with Gacy!
Exhibit F
Cozy Little Killers
Exhibit G
The Serial Killers' Night Before Christmas
Exhibit H
Dress-Up Time with Ed Gein!
Exhibit I
Late Night with the Night Stalker!
A is for Aileen. B is for Bundy. Collect the whole set!
New Kindle series · Written by Jack Morgan
Real cases. Carefully sourced. Written for older readers who want the full story without sensational gore, recycled myths or a hundred pages of filler.
True Crime for Teens · Book One
The true story of Ted Bundy: the carefully rehearsed charm, the escapes, the nationwide manhunt and the evidence that finally caught up with him.
Read on Kindle – $2.99
True Crime for Teens · Book Two
The true story of Jeffrey Dahmer: the warnings people missed, the systems that failed and the night one survivor finally brought police to his door.
Read on Kindle – $2.99
True Crime for Teens · Book Three
The true story of Richard Ramirez: a California manhunt, survivors who helped identify an intruder, and the vehicle and fingerprint evidence that brought the search to an end. By Jack Morgan.
Read on Kindle – $2.99
True Crime for Teens · Book Four
The true story of John Wayne Gacy: behind the familiar Pogo makeup, a missing teenager, a discarded receipt and a suburban house led investigators to a devastating discovery. By Jack Morgan.
Read on Kindle – $2.99
True Crime for Teens · Book Five
The true story of Ed Gein: a missing shopkeeper, an isolated Wisconsin farmhouse and the investigation behind one of horror’s most enduring legends. By Jack Morgan.
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True Crime for Teens · Book Six
The true story of the Son of Sam: a city on edge, threatening letters, a neighbor’s dog and the parking ticket that helped lead police to David Berkowitz. By Jack Morgan.
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No. True Crime For Kids is adult satire. The joke is in the name. Our books are non-graphic, but they are about real crimes and are not intended for children.
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