Book Reviews of The Stone Monkey (Lincoln Rhyme, Bk 4)

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The Stone Monkey (Lincoln Rhyme, Bk 4)
Author: Jeffery Deaver

Book Information
Publisher: Pocket
Book Type: Paperback
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ISBN-13: 9780743437806 - ISBN-10: 0743437802
Publication Date: 2/1/2003
Pages: 576

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Melody B. (5ducksfans) reviewed on 8/30/2009...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

I've loved all three Lincoln Rhyme books so far, but this 4th installment is by far the best. It's edge of your seat, true, but it is also filled with really real characters that are fully developed (you even know the bad guy's past and it's actually painful to read) and there is a bit more emotion. There are points that are truly heartbreaking, and also there is more humor in Stone Monkey.

Highly recommend not only for Deaver fans, but for all mystery/thriller fans.

Charleen B. (Puggle022) reviewed on 5/4/2007...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

Another excellent Lincoln Rhyme novel. Learned a lot about chinese culture.

Nona R. reviewed on 1/24/2007...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

Great read! Very entertaining and exciting.

Angel S. (sas-angel) reviewed on 1/7/2007...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

Love, love, Lincoln Rhyme...it's a quick read and a good one!

Ann C. reviewed on 1/3/2007...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

Lincoln Rhyme must capture "the Ghost"...a killer in Chinatown..very ruthless. Rhyme's and his protege must find the next victims before the Ghost can silence them, but he seems to be one or two steps ahead of them at every turn. Very "fun" read.

Debbie B. (debs) reviewed on 11/6/2009...


I'm a seasoned suspense/mystery reader, and some of the twists in this book even caught me by surprise. This is a fast-moving page turner with excellent character development. The writing style brings you right into the setting and action. I look forward to reading more in this series.

Fatima N. reviewed on 5/27/2009...


Great read. Great plot with a twist at the end

Crystal B. (Sunshine) reviewed on 11/23/2008...


Another great Lincoln Rhyme/Amelia Sachs book!

Emilie M. (Cycle304) reviewed on 10/26/2008...


Not my favorite JD book but it was still good. Took me awhile to get into it and it had the suspense, etc., of the other Lincoln Rhyme novels.

Jeanie P. (steelersfan) reviewed on 3/25/2008...


Another good book by Jeffery Deaver.

Sharon A. reviewed on 5/8/2007...


Forensics expert Lincoln Rhyme has been recruited by the FBI to capture "the Ghost"--a homicidal immigrant smuggler.

Cathey E. reviewed on 3/17/2007...


Forensics expert Lincoln Rhyme, along with his protegee, Amelia Sachs, has been recruited by the FBI to capture "the Ghost" a homicidal immigrant smuggler.

Joyce K. reviewed on 3/7/2007...


Forensics expert Lincoln Rhyme, along with his protegee, Amelia Sachs, has been recruited by the FBI to capture "the Ghost"--a homicidal immigrant smuggler. But, when they corner him aboard a cargo ship headed for New York, the bust goes disastrously wrong and the Ghost escapes. Now, he must eliminate the only witnesses to his crimes--two families who jumped ship and vanished in the Chinatown underground. Against a brilliant and ruthless adversary, Lincoln and Amelia race to find the families before the Ghost can silence them forever...Packed with shocking plot twists, breakneck pacing, and heartbreakingly real characters, "The Stone Monkey" reminds us once again why "People" hailed Jeffery Deaver as "the master of ticking-bomb suspense."

Meg T. (megturner) reviewed on 2/28/2007...


frensics expert lincoln rhyme and his protegee amelia sachs have been recruited by the fbi to capture "the ghost"- a homicidal immigrant smuggler. but when they corner him aboard a cargo ship, the bust goes disastrously wrong and the ghost escapes. now, he must eliminate the only witnesses, two families who jumped ship and vanished into chinatown. against a ruthless adversary, lincoln and amelia race to find the families before the ghost can silence them...

Bill M. (knight) reviewed on 2/26/2007...


A Lincoln Rhyme novel

Lee J. (SwampCatNana) reviewed on 10/22/2006...


Forensics expert Lincoln Rhyme, along with his protégée Amelia Sachs, has been recruited by the FBI to capture "the Ghost" - a homicidal immigrant smuggler. But when they corner him board a cargo ship headed for New York, the bust goes disastrouly wrong and the Ghost escapes.
Now, he must eliminate the only witnesses to his crimes - two families who jumped ship and vanished in the Chinatown underground. Against a brilliant and ruthless adversary, Lincoln and Amelia race to find the families before the Ghost can silence them forever...
Packed with shocking plot twists, breakneck pacing, and heartbreakingly real characters, The Stone Monkey reminds us once again why People hailed Jeffrey Deaver as "the master of the ticking-bomb suspense."

Andrea S. (BarnBabe) reviewed on 10/11/2006...


Classic Jeffery Deaver. Fourth in the series featuring Lincoln Rhyme/Amelia Sachs. You can always count on suspense from Deaver. Fascinating forensics.

Judy O. (HAPPIE) reviewed on 10/11/2006...


NY Times Bestseller Jeffery Deaver with another great mystery.

Karen W. reviewed on 10/9/2006...


Really good Lincoln Rhyme book, a can't put down read!

Riley B. (Riley) reviewed on 10/3/2006...


A Lincoln Rhyme Novel. LIncoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs have been recruited by the FBI to capture "The Ghost", a homicidal immigrant smuggler. They cornor him aboard a cargo ship, where the bust goes disasterously wrong and the Ghost escapes. Now it becomes a race between Rhyme and Sachs and the Ghost to see if they can reach the witnesses--two families who jumped ship and vanished into Chinatown, before the Ghost silences them.

Elaine (Fulltimer) reviewed on 8/29/2006...


Another great Lincoln Rhyme book with enough twists and turns to make it interesting.

Millie M. reviewed on 8/22/2006...


Very good book. Lots of twists and turns. I enjoyed the Chinese influence too.

Kellie S. (acountkel) reviewed on 8/9/2006...


This was an excellent book. (#4 in the Lincoln Rhyme Series) This was about The Ghost (snakehead). He was smuggling Chinese immigrants to the US. The Coastguard was coming to board the boat so he blew it up. 2 Families survived. The Ghost went on the mission to find them. Lincoln and Amelia were trying to get there first. This book had a lot of interesting information on the Chinese, Chinatown in NY etc. I enjoyed reading about the friendship that developed between Lincoln and Sonny Li. Lincoln is finally loosening up. This was very well written. I even liked the end!

Kathy J. reviewed on 7/6/2006...


Great story, with a lot of interesting details about Chinese culture.

Jessica B. (BishFish) reviewed on 6/26/2006...


Good read.

Denise K. reviewed on 5/31/2006...


Deaver's really keeps you on the edge of your seat with this one. The Stone Monkey takes on the social and political problem of smuggling people into the US. The story moves quick and is easy to follow.

Bonnie F. (harmony85) reviewed on 5/28/2006...


Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs are on the job! They have been recruited by the FBI to capture "the Ghost"-a homicidal immigrant smuggler. Just when they think they've got him, he escapes.

"Packed with shocking plot twists, breakneck pacing, and heartbreakingly real characters..."

Rosemarie S. reviewed on 5/2/2006...


Deaver spins another great nailbiter keeping the reader guessing until the climax. Forensics expert Lincoln Rhyme are brought in to capture 'the Ghost' a homicidal illegal immigrant smuggler.

Gaye E. (gayel) reviewed on 3/22/2006...


If you like fast-paced suspense and interesting forensic detail (not too technical, just right) and you have not read Jeffrey Deaver, you are missing a great author. His books are hard to put down and this one has great characters, great plot and loads of interesting facts. Highly recommended.

Della (Della322) - WV reviewed on 3/18/2006...


shocking plots,good book.
about a homicidal immigrant smuggler.

Judith C. (craftsgranny) reviewed on 3/10/2006...


Forensics expert Lincoln Rhyme and his assistant have been recruited by the FBI to capture "the ghost" a homicidal immigrant smuggler. Packed with shocking plot twists and breakneck pacing.

Debra D. (Nemo) reviewed on 2/25/2006...


This is a classic Lincoln Rhyme mystery, with plot twists and turns.

Sue D. reviewed on 2/15/2006...


great..love books by this auther

Damaris D. (Erinyes) reviewed on 12/7/2005...


I really enjoyed this book. I was impressed by Amelia and Lincoln. I could hardly put the book down! Great mystery.

Mary B. S. reviewed on 11/13/2005...


Very intriguing Lincoln Rhyme mystery.

Anny P. (wolfnme) reviewed on 11/2/2005...


Forensics expert Lincoln Thyme, along with his protegee, Amelia Sachs, has been recruited by the FBI to capture "the Ghost" -- a homicidal immigrant smuggler. But when they corner him aboard a cargo ship headed for New York, the bust goes disastrously wrong and the Ghost escapes. Now, he must eliminate the only witnesses to his crimes--two families who jumped ship and vanished in the Chinatown underground. Against a brilliant and ruthless adversary, Lincoln and Amelia race to find the families before the Ghost can silence them forever...
Packed with shocking plots twists, breakneck pacing and heartbreakingly real characters. The Stone Monkey reminds us once again why PEOPLE hailed Jeffery Deaver as "the master of ticking-bomb suspense."

Melani T. (smtor) reviewed on 9/30/2005...


This is a great book. As always, Deaver keeps you thinking through till the end.

Guy M. reviewed on 9/30/2005...


Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs' combination of deductive and intuitive investigative skills bring justice to a murderous immigrant smuggler.

Carol N. reviewed on 8/26/2005...


Rock solid suspense. Bestseller.

Lorrie M. (ilovedale3) reviewed on 6/24/2005...


Another book dealing with forensics expert Licoln Rhyme and his protege/girlfriend Amelia Sachs.

I didn't enjoy this book as much as I did Deaver's other books that feature these characters. It was easy to get lost in the plot and setting (China and Chinatown). However, if you really like Jeffrey Deaver or international suspense, this might be the book for you.

Kendall G. (SenoraG) reviewed on 2/26/2005...


Another great Lincoln Rhyme book. This time he and his girlfriend, Amelia Sachs are trying to find the Ghost. A homicidal, immigrant smuggler. Deavers books have never disappointed me and this one is another winner.

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