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Book Description:
Bizarre messages carved into the flesh of two corpses in Mobile, Alabama, launch a special unit devoted to solving psychotic crimes. They're also launching Detective Carson Ryder into a nightmare with only one weapon-his own terrifying past.
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Genres:
- Literature & Fiction >> General >> Contemporary
- Mystery & Thrillers >> Police Procedurals
- Mystery & Thrillers >> Thrillers >> Psychological & Suspense
- Mystery & Thrillers >> Thrillers >> Suspense
- Mystery & Thrillers >> General
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The Baltimore Sun calls this author a cross between Thomas Harris & F. Scott Fitzgerals, and this book shows the rare combination of styles. A winner.
A good read, bogged down in places but still worth it.
BIZARRE MESSEGES FOUND CRAVED INTO THE FLESH OF TWO CORPSES IN MOBILE,ALABAMA,HAVE LAUNCHED A SPECIAL UNIT DEVOTED TO SOLVING PSYCHOTIC CRIMES,ALSO LAUNCHING DETECTIVE CARSON RYDER INTO A NIGHTMARE
Nice introduction to a sharp series of psychological police procedurals set in Mobile, Alabama. Great killer, strong characterizations and a good twist at the end... everything I like in a thriller.
FANTASTIC debut novel....I couldn't put it down! I will definitely read the other ones in this series. Don't miss it!
Very good writing for a first time author. Strange but spell-binding story...a little on the supernatural side but appropriate to the story. Would recommend keeping the lights on if reading at night. ;o)
First book in the Carson Ryder/Harry Nautilus series. One of the better entries in the psychotic-serial-killer genre. Kerley actually spends more time on character development than the slice-and-dice which makes for an extremely well-written suspense novel.
Josette J. from CAMBRIDGE CTY, IN wrote on 10/11/2006...A thriller with a psychotic killer. Lots of forensic and psychological detail.
A good book. A good police intestigative book.