Fatal Error

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Summary: I Don't Understand All the 5-Star Reviews
Review: As an avid true crime fan, I found this book to be little more than just another story about two people plotting the murder of a third. There is no insight provided with regard to the Sharee character -- We are presented with "what she did", but there is no real exploration of her character - & what really motivated her. In my opinion, the book cover (with its lurid picture and "Internet hype") clearly suggested something more than this book was able to deliver.

If you want to read a GOOD book about Internet deception and murder, I would highly recommend "The Internet Slavemaster" by John Glat. Insofar as character development, the book probably does not deliver much more than "Fatal Error", but there is certainly a lot more action, deception, and murder.

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Summary: Internet intrique
Review: Excellent read. Mark and Paul worked wonders in weaving the web of intrigue that was the true story.

The story vividly reviews how the new mediuum of internet chatting can become a forceful instrument in social intereaction. It also shows how you can adopt virtually any persona you wish when conversing through the electronic medium of chat rooms and Instant Messenger communications.

The development of personalities and families in the book was extraordinary. You literally pictured the characters and their interaction in this shocking real-life murder story.

Good work!

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Summary: How Gullible Some Men Are
Review: I read a lot of true crime, and this just wasn't one of the best, probably due to the fact that there was not much background given on Sharee. The authors just lay out the facts of the case, and so this is not the type of book to really keep me engrossed, and turning pages. I didn't really care about or have any interest in any of the characters either...Sharee and her boyfriend were trashy, and her husband had no in-depth description, so he seemed rather one-dimensional.

There are a lot of better true crime books out there, is all I can say.

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Summary: I was there...
Review: I was there.... and I could not have written this story as well as the authors, Paul Janczewski and Mark Morris. Three different people, three diffrent time lines, laced in three diffrent lives. Like lacing your tennis shoes, Sharee Miller would weave a deadly lie between her husband, Bruce Miller, and her internet lover Jerry Cassaday. This book is a real page turner, a can't put it down type of book. When you get to the last page and realize that all that you have just read is true, you won't believe it. How could this wife, this mother, be so deadly, with out thinking of anyone else but her self? I wonder. Is this real life or the one in a million type of woman?For a close, personal, in-depth look into what the internet has to offer, read this book. I even knew how it ended, and I read the book to fill in some of the blanks, to answer some of the questions that I still had. Thank you Paul and Mark for doing such a great job with such a difficult story. You were kind and caring to the families when they really needed it. WE are glad it's over, and WE finally know most of the truth.

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Summary: When Jerry met Sharee
Review: They met in an online chat room. Soon Sharee (that's her evil mug on the cover) had Jerry wrapped around her trash-typing fingers - well enough to get his motor runnin' from KC to Flint, MI to whack her husband, Bruce, for her. The screen name she created for her soon-to-be-late husband and his salvage business, BDJUNK, fits her just fine. And then she discarded Jerry like just another piece of junk.

Reporters from both ends of this internet/interstate fatal triangle have teamed up to write this fast-paced True Crime chronicle, with a lot of help from the friends and relatives of the troubled threesome. Be warned: there is a lot of lurid verbatim porn. Reviewed by TundraVision, Amazon.com Reviewer

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Summary: Gripping ! Riveting!
Review: This book was excellent, and was the first one I couldn't put down in ages. Matter of fact, I read it twice in a month to catch the little details I missed in my fury to read it the first time!
However, I agree with the writer that said they described Flint incorrectly... I am from near Detroit, and even though we have violence (and LOTS of it), Flint is hideous in some areas, and that one in particular is bad. I wouldn't describe it as even working class.
This has all the elements of a REAL true crime novel... sex, lies, videotapes, and confessions. You will even feel kind of bad for the gunman afterwards.... thrilling and chilling... it is a must read!!!!!

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Summary: Could not put it down
Review: This was an awesome storyline. It kept my interest and couldn't put it down,even in the car. It was amazing how you felt like you were right there during the whole story line, and felt all the emotions. It was evrything you said it was going to be Paul, Great job.

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Summary: Boring piece of trash
Review: What a waste of time. I have never read such boring drivel. It's easy to plagiarize trial transcripts and then sign your name to a book when nothing original is contained inside. If you want to read what a real true-life crime story is about, please skip this tedious tome.

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Summary: Suspensful, yet thrilling
Review: With the use of the internet for nearly everything these days, Fatal Error gives a chilling description of what one woman did to a perfectly innocent man. She told him lies about her, told him she loved him, and wanted to spend forever with him. To this lonely little man, she meant the world to him. He would do whatever it took to keep her..even kill. It brings a sense of reality. I am an online user, and I do chat online sometimes. I was scared to get online for a time after reading this book. It is just that real, and that eeire. But I couldn't ever put it down until I fell asleep.