The Cold Moon: A Lincoln Rhyme Novel (Lincoln Rhyme Novels)
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Rating | : | 4.63 (756 Votes) |
Asin | : | 0743552687 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 349 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2014-09-08 |
Language | : | English |
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. (June)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. Deaver fans won't be surprised that the investigations overlap, or that the several apparent climaxes are building to something more, but even they will be hard-pressed to peel back all the layers of the cunning plot at work beneath the surface. All rights reserved. From Publishers Weekly Bestseller Deaver's twisty seventh Lincoln Rhyme novel (after 2005's The Twelfth Card) pits Rhyme, the quadriplegic NYPD detective, against a brilliant criminal mastermind called the Watchmaker. Assisted by his longtime partner, Det. The Watchmaker, as an ominous poem also left at the scene suggests, is bent on executing eight more people in a variety of ways intended to prolong their sufferi
Ken T. said Well Written With Many Twists. #7 in the Lincoln Rhyme suspense/police procedural series also features the character of Kathryn Dance. The book is a very good thriller with more than its share of twists. The twists are sure to keep the reader entertained. Just when you feel you have it figured, the antagonists will bri. progAbout average episode prog4ever I've read all of the Lincoln Rhyme novels, except the Steel Kiss, but to me the formula has become stale. We have seen it all before: twists and turns till you get seasick and a lot of developments which are not exactly plausible. In this genre, unlikely events come with the turf, a bit, . ever said About average episode. I've read all of the Lincoln Rhyme novels, except the Steel Kiss, but to me the formula has become stale. We have seen it all before: twists and turns till you get seasick and a lot of developments which are not exactly plausible. In this genre, unlikely events come with the turf, a bit, . Gregcoach said I am binge reading the Lincoln Rhyme series and I. I am binge reading the Lincoln Rhyme series and I have to say that while this book has tons and twists and turns, this is probably the weakest of them to date. I was thoroughly entertained by the book, but the premise is a little far fetched for me. When you finish the book, ask yourself
As the Rhyme-Sachs team shows evidence of fissures, the Watchmaker is methodically stalking his victims and planning a diabolical criminal masterwork.Indeed, the Watchmaker may be the most cunning and mesmerizing villain Rhyme and Sachs have ever encountered.. But Sachs has other commitments now -- namely, her first assignment as lead detective on a homicide of her own. As she struggles to balance her pursuit of the infuriatingly elusive Watchmaker with her own case, Sachs unearths shocking revelations about the police force that threaten to undermine her career, her sense of self and her relationship with Rhyme. Rhyme, a quadriplegic long confined to his wheelchair, immediately taps his trusted partner and longtime love, Amelia Sachs, to walk the grid and be