Book Reviews of The Twelfth Card (Lincoln Rhyme, Bk 6)

My first Jeffery Deaver book (Lincoln Rhyme main character). I enjoyed the book and will probably read more by him.

Follow quadriplegic detective Lincoln Ryme and Amelia Sachs as they pursue Thompson Boyd. He appears to be an innocuous man but his past proves otherwise. Now he is after Geneva Settle, a high school girl from Harlem. The motive may have to do with a term paper that Geneva is writing about her ancestor, Charles Singleton a former slave. Can they stop him in time and save Geneva? Another one of my favorite authors. Deavers books are always exciting and hard to put down, as is this book. If you've never read any Jeffery Deaver you must read this book!

Another good Deaver novel. Lincoln Rhyme is back to help a girl being hunted by a killer because of a term paper she wrote about her ancsetor a former slave.

Really enjoyed all the twists and turns. This is the first book in ages I didn't get bored and read the ending half way through.

Jeffrey Deaver does it again! This series doesn't disappoint.

A good read, not the best of this series but still a good book

Lots of twists and turns in this novel with Lincoln Rhyme.

I hope they make this one into a movie, as well. Following Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs is an enjoyable read. It is so easy to be drawn into Jeffery Deaver's world within the pages of his novels. Husband and I both completely were taken with this one as well!!

a great Lincoln Rhyme novel. Great read

I love Jeffrey Deaver and this book shows us more about the character of Mr. Rhyme.

A little slow at first, but the twists and turns of the plot more than make up for it. Classic Deaver.

Lincoln Rhyme is back with all the gang in a great book - I thought it was one of the best of the "Rhyme" books.

Excellent plot line with a twist at the end. Not as much forensics as previous Lincoln Rhymes books, but very good character development and interaction. Another good summer read, if you don't mind staying up all night.!!

Excellent read as always from Deaver.

Another excellent Lincoln Ryme tale. Good quick read

Absolutely top notch. Lots of action, red herrings, and Rhyme solves them all!

An assassin is after a young African-American girl, but why? Does it have something to do with the research she is doing on one of her ancestors? What is the secret that someone doesn't want uncovered?

This is another great thriller from Jeffrey Deaver featuring the recurring characters Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs (made popular in "The Bone Collector"). I found this book very exciting and better than the last couple of Deaver's novels.

A great book with Lincoln and Sach's and their hard edged investigating.

In true form, this thriller is never what you think, with plots twists and turns that leave you breathless. A good read.

Deaver is a master of suspense!

Lincoln Rhymes novel about a killer after a high school girl in harlem. Enjoyed the book very much and a surprise at the end for Lincoln Rhymes.

Slow going

Yet another faboo book by DeaVer.

not the best Lincoln Rhyme book but a good read with the usual twists found in a Deaver novel.

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