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The name "Vanishing Triangle" refers to the triangular shape of the location in the eastern part of the island, all within the boundaries of the Leinster Province. The unofficial list for the missing women in the Vanishing Triangle consists of six women, but a total of eight women have been reported missing within the same time frame and location of the others. Some speculate that, because of the similarities and oddities of the eight women's disappearances, they all became victims to a serial killer who frequented the Leinster Province during that period.

Penelope's father had been her world. Someone to look up to, to idolise. If he hadn't been at the saloon that day he might still be alive - and if the Sheriff had listened to her when she told him there was a fight at the saloon, if he had just taken her seriously and responded when she had ran to him crying, perhaps both of her parents would have made it out alive.Now the Sheriff was in her care. She finds herself feeling remorseful for how cold she had been to him for all these years and begins feeling attraction. He looked so handsome, so beautiful, when he smiled.Penelope fought back a cough and turned away. If only banishing those thoughts was so easy. To occupy herself she knelt in the soft grass, on the edge of a flower bed. Vibrant marigolds bloomed, though they were being overtaken by weeds. No matter how often she plucked the soil clean, they returned.The earth shifted as the Sheriff knelt beside her. He sat close, though not close enough to touch her. Even so it felt too close, both exhilarating and terrifying...

A young Amish woman named Mary agrees to marry a gravely wounded Civil War soldier calling himself Abraham Miller. They have a wedding before he dies, thereby giving Mary the rights to his land and giving Abraham the peace of knowing someone will care for his younger brother after he's gone--a convenience for both of them.After the war, Mary fulfills her side of the bargain--until the real Abraham Miller shows up, injured but definitely alive, and he wastes no time in challenging Mary's story.

Dinah is broke and alone. Left alone with a young son, she grows tired of everyone looking down on her. Things only get worse when her son becomes gravely ill. Unable to afford to go to a doctor, Dinah takes fate into her own hands. She kidnaps the handsome Dr. Tucker and forces him to aid her son. Dr. Tucker was a busy man. Looking for a mail order bride, he soon finds himself looking down the barrel of a gun held by one of the most beautiful women he's ever seen. But will Dinah be too unstable for him to assist and will she forgive him if her son does not turn out well?

The charges pursued against Adele Craven turned into, at the time, one of the longest running and most expensive criminal cases in Cincinnati history. It is still a crime surrounded by uncertainty, despite confessions from three people. Adele's involvement is held in doubt in many quarters.Imagine she was not involved - the horror, the insanity of going through firstly the death of a spouse, followed by years of stress and tension. Ultimately facing the prospect of life in prison, or worse, the possibility of parole deep on the horizon while the most important people in your life, your children, grow up apart from you.But if she was responsible for murder, and that is what the courts decided in the end, then how callous to take a father away from those children, to risk their upbringing, their security because of passion and dollars. In this case, the love of money really would be the route of all evil.

Three decades after a murder that shook the city of San Diego to its core, residents and visitors are still reminded of the tragic slaying each time they drive down Interstate 15. Near Mercy Road, where 20 year old San Diego State junior Cara Knott was killed in 1986, hangs a sign that reads "Knott Memorial Bridge." The killing was difficult enough for the community to swallow - a young, beautiful woman, full of potential, never even lives to see her college graduation. But what made the murder even more horrifying was the arrest that soon followed. California Highway Patrol officer Craig Peyer, who had pulled the student over as she'd been driving home, was charged with killing Cara Knott.

Alexandria is a young Amish woman that has been stricken with a disease which devastates both her and her boyfriend. Searching for answers, her boyfriend seeks out a doctor that can help with the affliction even if it means enlisting the aid of a former childhood enemy. Alexandria then struggles with both a future of possible paralysis and whether or not she can remain a viable marriage option for the man she loves so much. Will he be able to love her beyond his own convenience?

Gwen is freshly widowed after marrying a rich man who has left all of his wealth to her. Upon his death, she finds herself besieged by men of all ages, all wanting a piece of her money. Lonely and without legitimate company, she decides to answer a mail order bride advertisement and move to the wild west. Her new husband is a hard working farmer who soon finds himself in dire straits financially. Gwen wants to help but she doesn't want to reveal to her new husband how wealthy she really is as she lied about being a rich widow. What will she do when the bills come due and her poor husband is at his wit's end?

The disappearance of Lauren Spierer headlines this True Crime anthology of strange disappearances. Lauren was a twenty-year old college student when she disappearanced in June of 2011. The case has become one of the most mysterious unsolved crimes in modern U.S. history as authorites and amateur sleuths alike struggle to find out what happened that night she walked out of a bar only to be never seen or heard from again.

From the side angle of his most recent mugshot, Harvey the Hammer still looks like the murderer he is. Flat of nose, shaven headed, protruding chin on his jowly, hanging face, this now old man still retains the features of a childhood nightmare.But from front on, we see his eyes. They are overhung by flabby eyebrows, and sitting deep inside their sockets, seem dark and broody. There is a half-smile on his face. Not a smirk, not a smile of smugness, but a smile of acquiescence. The face lacks symmetry. One eye sits higher than the other, the nose is twisted to one side, no doubt the result of one or more of the many fracas that have littered his life. The lines dripping from his nose are of different lengths, the wobbling flesh they hold back a dull, dusky pink.But it is the eyes which call you. Another of the monikers attached to this vicious rapist and killer is the 'Want Ad Murderer', because he would sometimes find his victims through ads placed in the local press. They are eyes full of want. Not desire, note, but need. From this front on view Harvey Carignan changes. He is the cuddly great grandfather who would envelope our kids in hugs and slobbery kisses. He is the man who knows he has little time left and is scared by that thought. Maybe even a man with regrets. We might feel for him. Almost...Until you find out what he did...

Edward is a self-made tech billionaire living in California. He has everything that money brings; real estate, vacations, cars, women but is missing one thing : love. He begins to feel an emptiness in his soul and begins to attend church, seeking to feel the void with something spiritual. He begins to change and lose a lot of friends that never really were...but at church he meets a southern girl, Daphne...Daphne is down to earth and sweet, unlike any woman he's ever met...Edward begins to fall for her until she herself starts to change when she experiences the luxurious California lifestyle he can provide. Can the two find God and experience a love for one another that they both want so bad? Or will keeping up with the Joneses be their ultimate fate forever?

Patrick Mackay had killed at least eleven people in his short life, including a four year old child, a nanny, an elderly priest and an 89 year old woman. Today, the killer has been in prison for forty four years. That makes him the longest serving inmate currently serving time in a British jail. He is slightly ahead of the notorious Michael Peters. While, that is not a name which may be familiar to all true crime aficionados, his alternative identity - Charles Bronson - will. (Peters even spent a spell known as Charles Salvador in recognition of the artist, Salvador Dali, whose work he admired). Other long servers include, until he died recently, Moors murderer Ian Brady, and Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe.But given that Mackay killed many more people than either Brady or Bronson - in fact he is one of Britain's most prolific serial killers - how it is possible that he is not better known?

Reynolds is a down on his luck private detective who spends his days touring dive bars. His life is as tepid as the old drunks sitting next to him until Lucille walks in to the bar. Someone is stalking her and it isn't just an ordinary person. It is a vampire with a grudge...something that Reynolds knows all too well.

To commit murder is an act beyond the comprehension of most people. But to do so, and then obliterate the memory of the victim seems a step further down in the basement of human activity. This is what happened to Holly Maddux, a pretty, popular thirty year old from Tyler,Texas. Although it soon became apparent who her killer was, it would be twenty four years before he was finally brought to justice, and made to pay penance for his crime.In that time his actions laughed in the faces of the forces of justice, and in doing so, mocked the memory of his victim.

Law enforcement do not often look to older women when they are seeking out suspects. For two decades, this fact kept Tamara Samsonova off the radar of police investigators. In photographs, she's a thin, frail woman with a mess of blond-brown hair and watery brown eyes. The wrinkles on her face and hands and reminiscent of any innocent old woman off the street. Tamara Samsonova looks as benign as the old woman next door who used to let you play in her yard when you were a child. The shocking reality of Tamara Samsonova, however, is much darker and more twisted than investigators and the general public could possibly imagine. The media took to calling her "The Granny Ripper", and the nickname is not unwarranted.

An Englisch doctor comes to an Amish town to help out during a flu outbreak...Not looking to find romance, he can't help but see a kindred spirit in the beautiful Caitlyn and he becomes drawn to her religious beliefs as much as her pretty face.But despite being rich and successful, the good doctor doesn't think he's good enough for Caitlyn. And some of his fellow suitors agree. Meanwhile, Caitlyn is being forced to choose between a few men that her mother has chosen for her while secretly pining for the freedom in the Englisch world that the doctor represents. Will they overcome the obstacles and follow their hearts?

There can be many reasons why someone will commit murder. Many do it for money, for revenge, or simply because they are evil people. Some people commit murder for love, but it is a rare case when someone commits murder out of fear. Such was the case in Pinelias County, Florida when the life of a young woman is turned around all because of a man who is not what he seems. And the consequence of this relationship is the death of someone she'd never even met before.

Michael is now a Sheriff and he returns to the Amish town of his birth to search for an escaped felon. Once there, he once again meets the acquaintance of his childhood sweetheart, Lovina. They had vowed to be best friends forever until circumstances split them apart. Now they are reunited but can their young love be rekindled after life has hit them with so many slings and arrows?

The sister of a missing teen crowd funds a web series that will help her investigate the disappearance of her sister. Her videos go viral but after each episode a mysterious e-mailer sends her a different clue...clues that only a killer would know...as she chronicles her investigation and makes increasingly disturbing discoveries, she begins to realize that she's going down a path that may lead to her own death.

When you take a closer look at the list of the bloodiest and most violent murders throughout the history, the chances are you will mostly encounter male names. Female serial killers are incredibly rare in our society. Women are unlikely to go out on a random killing spree and injure more than one person in a cruel way. When women do kill, they prefer using poison and their motives are very personal and driven by passion. Of course, there are always exceptions to the rule like Aileen Wuornos who became the most famous female serial killer. She shot and killed seven men in Florida over the course of several years. You can only imagine the shock that spread through Peterborough, a small town in the eastern part of England when bodies started showing up in ditches over the course of several days. The investigators discovered that three grisly murders were committed by Joanna Dennehy. She was troubled but her life to that point only involved drugs and alcohol, at least to those who didn't know her well. Something happened and she simply snapped, going on a killing spree that frightened the entire Cambridgeshire, as well as the rest of the Great Britain. Her erratic behavior that escalated during those two weeks while she was on a prowl continues to puzzle experts and the law enforcement to this day.

Gigi is a young woman who wants desperately to leave her small town...But everyone is forbidden to do so by the preacher who seemingly has everyone under his control. Her older brother escaped buthas now gone missing in the outside world. His girlfriend comes to the town, determined to findsome answers...she joins forces with Gigi and they discover things about the preacher that he'd neverthought anyone would discover...and they now find themselves wanting to escape their town morethan ever...but can they?

Emily is a woman in her thirties who had left the Amish community years ago because of a pregnancy outside of marriage. Now divorced, she seeks to once again enter the community that has shunned her in the past and make peace with James, the man that she once betrayed.

Mary is an Amish young woman who has her entire life planned out: she was going to marry Mark and they were going to be happily ever after. But then life throws her a curve ball, Mark decides to marry someone else. Mary is more than just heart broken, she feels as if she should give up on romance altogether. It is only a short time, however, when she starts to receive attention from Luke, a new arrival in the community. He's handsome and polite...but will he be just another man like Mark?

After six years of living as an Englischer, David Schmidt finally returned home to Bird-in-Hand, hoping to reconcile with his estranged family. He had made some pretty bad choices in life, and one of them had been Kate. He knew all too well he would not be welcomed with open arms, but he was willing to do what needed to be done to find forgiveness.And it was Mary Weber, the Bishop's daughter who made the biggest difference of all. She stood up for him when no one else was willing and she showed him that there is redemption to be found. With a few weeks to Christmas, their relationship started to grow stronger, but he was still not sure how he truly felt about her. Was this a friendship, or was it something more, and then Kate shows up a day before Christmas...

Ava is a young police woman in Washington state who was raised by a prostitute mother. She break her own cycle of abuse and protect women who have fallen into the same trap as her mother. The Green River Killer has just been caught, but a series of teenage girls have disappeared...Now she wants to go undercover and find out who is kidnapping these girls. The police chief refuses her request, but she disobeys his order and uses herself as a decoy on the streets. A man pulls up in the vehicle beside her and she has that *feeling*...he's the one...Can she find out what has happened to the girls or will she become his next victim?

MAIL ORDER BRIDE IN THE BADLANDS The rugged region of Badlands, South Dakota is the last place the pampered Anna Carter wants to spend her time. But her family has fallen upon rough times and she must decide to make the best of things along with her more cheerful sister. Matt, a prosperous rancher, cannot help but notice the beauty of both of the young women. Matt considered Anna the true beauty of the family. No matter that many others, both Anna and Elizabeth included, did not share his opinion. While there was no arguing that Elizabeth Carter's looks were more eye-catching upon first meeting, there was a glow about Anna, a warmth and genuineness, which her older sister lacked. Whenever Matt encountered the Carters, he found his gaze drawn to Anna. A shy woman, she resists his overtures to get to know her better. But when a tragic snowstorm hits the town, she finds herself drawn to the man willing to risk his life and limb for her safety.

Sarah has been in love with a visiting Englischer named Aden ever since she saw him in church over a year ago. Problem is that her best friend Martha has told her that she has an unrequited crush on him as well. When Aden starts to pursue her, Sarah finds herself in a quandary. Should she return the interest of the young man who seems so kind and thoughtful or does she spurn his advances in order to spare the feelings of her friend?

An Amish teenage boy meets a young girl who stays with his family while her father is away sick. Her father is abusive but she doesn't say anything...The boy and girl start to develop feelings for one another until her father returns home and takes the girl back. The girl doesn't really want to go, the boy's family had so much love to give...But then tragedy strikes in the worst way. Will their young romance recover?

Jeffrey Dahmer, also known as "The Milwaukee Cannibal", is infamous for raping, murdering, dismembering, engaging in necrophilia with, and eating parts of at least 17 males, most of them in their teens and early 20s. Despite claiming insanity, Dahmer was convicted of the murders and sentenced to 15 consecutive life sentences in Wisconsin on 15 February 1992, for a total of 957 years, as well as receiving another life sentence in Ohio in May 1992.

Abby loves living in Los Angeles and managing a modeling agency. But she needs some extra cash to get the agency to stay afloat since the film industry has gone south...There's only one thing standing in her way. ..The will of her childhood friend, Cody Duggan's grandfather. She hasn't even seen Cody in over ten years, but a recent run-in with his grandfather during a rare visit home, resulted in a new condition to the will. Cody will only inherit the Texas ranch he's been running and the real estate development business that he has expanded, if he marries her and stays married for at least six months...Abby finds the whole stipulation untenable...until she sees the man that Cody has become.