Co-authors Richard Charles Cobb and Mark Davis use original sources to give the most detailed look into Jack The Ripper and his killing spree yet.

In the fictional read "The Bandit Queens," an Indian woman doesn't mind local gossip says she killed her husband — until she gets pulled into helping other women dispose of their bad husbands.

A real-life historical figure in India helped influence "The Bandit Queens," among other things.

Gwen Shamblin rose to fame through her extreme religious-based weight loss philosophy that she claimed taught people “how to stop bowing down to the refrigerator and how to bow back down to him."