Death Space: The true story of a deaf serial killer at Gallaudet University, Pants on Fire: Liars, Psychopaths, and Serial Killers, The Last Class: The Killing of College Students by Murderers, Hearing and Deaf , Taboo Deaths: Murder of Friends and Family BY Friends and Family, Making Lemonade: Surviving the Tragedy of a Murdered Adult Child, Tides of Deception: Past Imperfect (#1 of 3), Tides of Deception: Bloodlines and Betrayals (#2 of 3), Tides of Deception: Whispered Secrets (#3 of 3), Bottom Feeders, Miscreants
Tides of Deception series, The Salt Widow series (5 books released 2026-2027)
Amateur Sleuth, Psychological Suspense, True Crime
Dr. Teresa Crowe is a professor, clinical social worker, researcher, and writer specializing in social work for deaf and hard-of-hearing populations at Gallaudet University. Dr. Crowe earned her MFA from Goucher College, MSW from Gallaudet University, and PhD from the University of Maryland at Baltimore. Her research and writing are marked by a deep commitment to better understanding and addressing the unique experiences and mental health needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. In addition to her academic and clinical roles, Dr. Crowe is the author of a true crime book, “Death Space: The True Story of A Deaf Serial Killer at Gallaudet University,” and four companion creative non-fiction books as part of the “Humans In Progress Series.” A deep dedication to her field marks her career as an academic and author, showcasing her understanding of the complexities of human behavior and mental health and its significant impact on the lives of deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals.