In His Garden

by Leo Damore

Book Overview

From the author of the #1 bestseller Senatorial Privilege comes this shocking, true story of the crimes, investigation, and trial of Antone Costa, the Cape Cod killer. The eventual discovery of the four horribly mutilated bodies buried in a secret place in the woods that the grisly serial killer called his garden, and the subsequent trial seized the attention of the nation and will keep readers riveted as well.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 044020707X
• ISBN13: 9780440207078
• Release Date: June 1990
• Publisher: Dell Publishing Company
• Length: 676 Pages
• Weight: 0.72 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Very informative

I bought this book based on a friend's recommendation. I should say I live on Cape Cod where this all took place. This is a good, fast reading book. I would recommend.

Excellent

When you finish reading this book .. your left wondering if Tony was the "only" one involved in these murders...I don't think so!

Wonderful!!

I've read In His Garden well over 10 times! Each time I closed the book feeling there had to been someone helping Tony with the murdering of those girls. I don't think he did it alone. The book was very informative, pictures were a great to familar me with the area of what I was reading about. I will probably read it again next winter! I have referred this book to several of my friends who still search book stores for it. I won't lend mine to anyone. It's too great of an addition to my library.

totally gruesome

This book was extremly detailed and graphic.being a cape codder i could not believe there was such horrid crimes being commited The book was soo interesting. I spent many late nights reading it. I even went to the sights they talk about in the book.The book was very informative and very factual.It named the actual places and raods and people on the cape.My only wish is that they talked more about all the other girls that were murdered. There were far more than thirty and only a few were really discussed.

An intriguing look at a serial killer.

Damore's book is a scintillating read. It captures the time and the essence of Cape Cod in the late sixties, and delves into the mind of a speed freak with serious "issues."