Tears of Rage: From Grieving Father to Crusader for Justice: The Untold Story of the Adam Walsh Case

By John Walsh, with Susan Schindehette. This isn't the definitive account of the case, ironically, in my opinion -- that "honor" goes to the Standiford from 2010, and I'm hoping to get that in stock shortly. But it's a worthy account of how a grieving family becomes an activist family.  The dust jacket, as you can see, seems to lost a fight with a Roomba along the top edge, but other than that, it's in okay-enough shape, and the book, albeit with some page toning and what might be a water spot on the flyleaf, is also A-okay for a reading copy.