Heartless: the True Story of Neil Entwistle and the Cold Blooded Murder of His Wife and Child

Brief Description: McPhee chronicles the chilling true story of Englishman Neil Entwhistle, who in 2006 allegedly shot his wife and their infant daughter in cold blood and fled their New England town, kicking off an international manhunt. photos. Original. Jacket Description/Back: A LOVING FAMILY Neil seemed like a dream come true for Rachel: a handsome, impeccably mannered, success-oriented Englishman, the fairytale husband she had dreamed of meeting. By the time Neil and Rachel Entwistle were husband and wife, living the good life in a New England town, it was too late to guess the truth: that beneath Neil's good looks and manners was a deceit and darkness... A COLD-BLOODED CRIME On a winter day in 2006, police came to the Entwistle home and found the decomposing bodies of twenty-seven-year-old Rachel and their nine-month old daughter Lillian Rose. Rachel had been shot in the head. Lillian in the stomach. And Neil was gone. Soon, authorities would begin a desperate search that would take them across the Atlantic to find Neil...and bring him to trial. " ""HEARTLESS"With 8 pages of compelling photos!Biographical Note: Michele R. McPhee is the bestselling author of "A Professor's Rage," "A Mob Story," "A Date with Death," and "When Evil Rules"--all available from St. Martin's Paperbacks. The former award-winning Police Bureau Chief for the "New York Daily News," she was the courts and crime reporter for the "Boston Herald" where she is now a columnist. Currently she is a New England correspondent for ABC News and a Fox 25 TV contributor. "A Date With Death" was the basis for a Lifetime TV movie that aired in January 2011. She was also story consultant for the Lifetime movie "Who Is Clark Rockefeller?" that aired in 2010. McPhee's true crime stories have appeared in more than a dozen national magazines, including "Maxim," "Stuff," "Cosmopolitan," "New York," "ESPN the Magazine," "Gotham," "Manhattan File," and other international publications. She was the host of two Court TV "Mugshot" specials and her reporting is also featured in the A&E TV special "Crime Ink," and the Discovery series called "Rats." Her journalism has taken her to crime scenes across the country and has made her a commentator on breaking news for CNN, MSNBC, and the Fox News Network. She lives in Boston, Massachusetts. Marc Notes: Describes the brutal slayings of Rachel Entwistle and her nine-month-old daughter, Lillian Rose, and the arrest of Rachel's husband, Englishman Neil Entwistle, who allegedly killed them because of his dire financial situation.