A chilling true crime that continues to haunt a city-and a heartbreaking mystery that refuses to fade. On a warm summer night in 1990, Cheryl Henry and Andy Atkinson-two promising college students in love-drove to a quiet, romantic spot known as Lovers' Lane in Houston, Texas. They never returned. What followed was a gruesome double murder that shocked the community and has baffled investigators for more than three decades. The Lovers' Lane Murders brings readers deep inside the unsolved case that continues to grip hearts across Texas and beyond. Historian and pastor Johnny Teague, with the cooperation of the victims' families, offers a compassionate yet unflinching examination of the crime, the investigation, and the enduring impact of loss. With never-before-published details, Teague revives a cold case with new hope-reminding us that sometimes the passage of time only sharpens the need for answers. Told with reverence, integrity, and a historian's eye for truth, this book is more than a true crime narrative-it's a call for justice.