This is a terribly told story interwoven, that several cases that combine some of which later. The reader can not think too much savvy, they know the results of all these measures. Character Jeffery Deaver, Lincoln Rhyme and his team of experts and forensic detectives experts give us a tale of intrigue, which the watchmaker. This character is so good that even fooled experts Rhyme team is baffled.
Amelia Sachs, Rhyme's "partner" for lack of otherdescriptive term. She is an expert in the field of police work, but also interest in the rhyme, too. For those of you who are not used with Lincoln Rhyme, he is a paraplegic in a wheelchair with virtually no feeling in his extremities, but his brain is so far superior to most others that the police have kept him at work for years to his disability.
The watchmaker is smart. He seems to be to kill people, while a departure from Clock at the scene of the murder, but little in the way of evidenceanything. He takes, and chooses his victims in a way no one can figure, even the partners it has taken to assist him in these murders. The partner will then sodomize around the body after death, if something goes wrong with the crime scene and escape routes must be direct.
Tie all this in with a hint of corruption in the police, another murder has taken Sachs, dissolve, and the normal bustle of a big city like New York and you have to work REAL mystery. The list ofWatchmaker They are, as you crawl, as he stalks his next victim to appear and how he goes to kill her, but in order to stay alive as long as possible read. His partner in crime is not a very intelligent assistants, slipping up on the things he would do to throw the evidence other than where they wanted to go to the watchmaker. Anyway, since The Watchmaker anything that could organize the way he wanted it no matter how many slip ups made his partner.
This book is long, but not once has it slowlydown and lose my attention. I have always liked the books by Jeffery Deaver and the cold moon is no exception. If something different from his other books, it would be the way he has so many stories in this and yet managed to contact most of them spun together to cooperate. We thank Jeffery Deaver.
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