From New York Times bestselling author Ann Rule comes a riveting true crime story of Florida highway patrolman Tim Harris and his chilling crimes.In You Belong to Me, Ann Rule fixes her unsparing professional gaze on one of Florida's most shocking criminal casesthat of Tim Harris, a poster-perfect all-American Florida State Trooper who hid bizarre and fatal fantasies behind his badgeplus other incredible true crime cases from her personal files. Mesmerizing us with her masterful exploration of the personalities and backgrounds of the criminals and their families, and the circumstances surrounding each crime, Rule again proves that she is the ';undisputed master crime writer of the eighties and nineties' (John Saul).

From New York Times bestselling author Ann Rule comes a riveting true crime story of Florida highway patrolman Tim Harris and his chilling crimes.In You Belong to Me, Ann Rule fixes her unsparing professional gaze on one of Florida's most shocking criminal casesthat of Tim Harris, a poster-perfect all-American Florida State Trooper who hid bizarre and fatal fantasies behind his badgeplus other incredible true crime cases from her personal files. Mesmerizing us with her masterful exploration of the personalities and backgrounds of the criminals and their families, and the circumstances surrounding each crime, Rule again proves that she is the ';undisputed master crime writer of the eighties and nineties' (John Saul).

From New York Times bestselling author Ann Rule comes a riveting true crime story of Florida highway patrolman Tim Harris and his chilling crimes.In You Belong to Me, Ann Rule fixes her unsparing professional gaze on one of Florida's most shocking criminal casesthat of Tim Harris, a poster-perfect all-American Florida State Trooper who hid bizarre and fatal fantasies behind his badgeplus other incredible true crime cases from her personal files. Mesmerizing us with her masterful exploration of the personalities and backgrounds of the criminals and their families, and the circumstances surrounding each crime, Rule again proves that she is the ';undisputed master crime writer of the eighties and nineties' (John Saul).