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by - written on 07/08/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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I found this book in my local bookshop and thought it looked well worth the read, I have to say I wasn't dissapointed! The book in itself was written very very well, and although I have never read a Jeffery Deaver book before, I found his writing flowed well and was easy to pick up. The start and the end were absolutely brilliant. The middle however, was the dissapointing bit. It seemed to go on and on and at times was just repeating itself. I found Deaver to be a particularly descriptive writer and with a large amount of the story being set running around the woods, a bulk of the book was spent being very descriptive, something which I could have done ... Read the complete review

by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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Jeffery Deaver generally writes brilliantly about serial killers and the solving of crime using 'state of the art' forensic technology. He is obviously well versed in latest crime solving technology and parlance. His research is meticulous. Deaver is a massively intelligent writer, the only slight problem I have with him is the sinister photo of him on his book covers! I always wonder why he chose that photo? He is the author of 25 extremely successful novels, many of which include Detective Kathryn Dance and/or Lincoln Rhyme a quadraplegic forensic genius. In this, his latest book, we have a departure from the norm in that it is low tech and include neither ... Read the complete review
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