She thought she'd found Mr. Right--until it all went murderously wrong--in this true-crime tale with "all the elements of a grand tragedy" (Library Journal).Elizabeth Lochtefeld was a glowing, charismatic, and driven businesswoman who'd built a small fortune in Manhattan before settling into a new life in one of America's most elite resort communities. In her mid-forties, she planned to dedicate the rest of her life to charity--and to marry and finally start a family of her own.When Lochtefeld met thirty-seven-year-old Tim Toolan--a tall, handsome Columbia graduate and Wall Street ace who'd achieved a VP position at Smith Barney--she thought she'd found Mr. Right. She told friends she was in love. She hinted at marriage. But soon she saw past the golden-boy facade, finding a deeply troubled man with a history of erratic behavior--a man given to violent mood swings who'd been fired from his job after trying to steal an $80,000 Roman bust from a Park Avenue antiques show. And two days after she ended the affair, she lay dead on the floor of her Nantucket cottage . . ."Poignant [and] truly chilling." --Kirkus ReviewsIncludes photos