Dare I Call It Murder?: A Memoir of Violent Loss
". . . chilling . . . palpable . . . powerful . . ." --Kirkus ReviewsDare I Call It Murder?is a top-notch true-crime book. But as a memoir, it's a gut-wrenching look into Larry Edwards' hell on earth after his parents' deaths at sea. . . . You won't be able to put down this tautly written and emotional look at the fatal splintering of a family and the search for truth by a survivor.        -- Cathy Lubenski, author           Trashy Chic, Snarky ParkIt's the kind of book you can't put down. You will live this story.         -- Connie Saindon, MA, MFT, author         The Journey: Ten Steps to          Learning to Live With Violent DeathThis is a powerfully written and personalized odyssey of the violent deaths of both of his parents and the disintegration of the family in the aftermath of traumatic grief. We are swept up by the author's frustrated quest for justice and psychological coherence.         -- Dr. Edward K. Rynearson, Medical Director           Separation and Loss Services Program           Virginia Mason Medical Center           Author of Retelling Violent DeathDare I Call It Murder?really hit home for me, as we just suffered a death in the family. My sister died in her sleep, and I guess because she was not wealthy, we are still waiting for an official cause of death. . . . It is a terrible  thing for a family to lose someone, but not being able to put it into any sort  of context just makes it worse. . . . This is something that Larry Edwards is still clearly dealing with, and my heart goes out to him.         --Greg Barbrick          Seattle PI/ Blogcritics.org