And Never Let Her Go

He has power, influence, and money. She has a desperate need to escape. From Ann Rule, "the queen of the true-crime genre" (Philadelphia Inquirer), comes the shocking true story of a love that turns to cruel obsession, and the perfect man who a turns a woman's life into the perfect nightmare.

Though she's secretary to Delaware's governor, twenty-seven-year-old Anne Marie Fahey, is still a shy, insecure girl at heart. Then she meets charismatic attorney, Thomas Capano, the privileged golden boy of a respected immigrant family. He flatters her, showers her with gifts, and offers an empty promise of love. Capano is married with no plans to divorce. As Anne grows farther apart from him, and closer to a man who can offer her a future, Capano's attention grows more obsessive, demanding, and threatening. He isn't used to being ignored. When Anne Marie Fahey disappears off the face of the earth, it gains nation-wide attention. The search begins and ends with one man.

Arrogant, narcissistic, and predatory, Thomas Capano is certain that his influence, his charm, his money, and his career as a former state prosecutor will exonerate him. But the mesmerizing facade that charmed Anne Marie Fahey to death soon melts away exposing an evil and manipulative monster. As the trial ensues, the true story of Capano and Fahey's twisted relationship comes to light. No matter how unspeakable the tragedy was that brought the Capano and Fahey families together, nothing could brace them for where it would lead.

The trial made headlines across the nation. The book was a phenomenal New York Times bestseller. Now it's a sensational television movie-a cautionary tale of love, innocence, and family, perverted by an uncontrollable obsession.