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'The best psychological thriller writer around' (Peter Millar, The Times )
'Filled with twists and turns, this is a terrifying tale' (Asda Magazine )
'Compulsive, gripping thriller' (Sunday Mirror )
'Anyone familiar with the writing of this master of the twist and turn has doubtless been anticipating the arrival of his next paperback' (West Lancashire Evening Gazette )
'Filled with twists and turns, this is a terrifying tale' (Asda Magazine )
'Compulsive, gripping thriller' (Sunday Mirror )
'Anyone familiar with the writing of this master of the twist and turn has doubtless been anticipating the arrival of his next paperback' (West Lancashire Evening Gazette )
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26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
Jeffery Deaver is a master of adding twists and turns to the story and specially to the end of his thillers, just as in this book.
Tate Collier and Aaron Mathews are both brilliant with words. One used to be an excellent trial lawyer, and the other is a brilliant psychologist. Mathews is out to get Collier and his family, and is determined to not let anything stop him. Colliers daughter, Megan, disappears and it looks as she ran away. Now Collier and his ex-wife, Bett McCall have to work together to try to stop him.
A psychopath is gifted with a glib tongue can be as deadly as anything, and it doesn't make it any better when he's seeking violence and more important... he's looking for revenge!
Tate Collier and Aaron Mathews are both brilliant with words. One used to be an excellent trial lawyer, and the other is a brilliant psychologist. Mathews is out to get Collier and his family, and is determined to not let anything stop him. Colliers daughter, Megan, disappears and it looks as she ran away. Now Collier and his ex-wife, Bett McCall have to work together to try to stop him.
A psychopath is gifted with a glib tongue can be as deadly as anything, and it doesn't make it any better when he's seeking violence and more important... he's looking for revenge!
Maybe not Deaver's best book, but still worth to read if you love thrillers. To some this one might be a disappointment after reading other of his books.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Better stick with The Coffin Dancer or The Bone Collector which I would give 5 stars each.
For me, this one just didn't work. I am a great fan of Jeffery Deaver, but this one just didn't hold the usual suspense. My wife however thought it much better than I, so maybe it is a personal thing.
It wasn't a bad book, but it had few of the twists typical of Deaver. If you have read all his others, then in my opinion it will disappoint
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Give this book a miss and buy The Coffin Dancer or A Maiden's Grave instead. There is no chemistry between the charcters and indeed you don't care who gets killed in the end. The plot offers no surprises. Jeffrey Deaver has obviously fine-tuned his craft since writing this book which was first published in 1995 in the UK.
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Quite good not a Patterson though!
Jeffrey Deaver certainly knows what he's talking about when it comes to psychology. In 'Speaking in Tongues', Deaver uses manipulative speech patterns with the two main characters... Read more
Published on 31 July 2001 by "benhammond"
Deaver Not Yet In His Prime
A friend gave me this book because she knew I liked Deaver. It has his usual twists but it seems like he just got fed up with the story and decided to finish the book. Read more
Published on 29 Aug 2000 by thefabulousstevieg
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