If true crime fascinates you, especially tales that challenge stereotypes, "Wild Women Do" offers a riveting glimpse into the minds of Singapore's most infamous female lawbreakers. This book peels back the curtain on the darker side of femininity, showcasing how these women deftly maneuver through society's expectations to commit heinous acts. It's a compelling read for anyone intrigued by the intersection of gender roles and crime.

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• POPULAR Readers’ Choice Awards Nominee for English (Adult) (2013)

Often regarded as the fairer sex, women can be just as evil and ruthless as their male counterparts. In fact some even consider them more deadly as they are not above using the feminine charms to get their own way. Here then are cases of women who have fallen foul of the law. From girls who cheat elderly gentlemen of their retirement funds to a teacher who seduces her male student, from maids who poisoned their employers to the accountant who stole from the company she worked for. These are the wild women you don’t want to meet.

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