Broadway paperback 2010
431 pages

Your choice. Your life. Your death.
The disturbing letters end with a simple declaration: "Think of any number ... picture it ... now see how well I know your secrets." All those who comply find that the letter writer has predicted their choice exactly.
And then the killings begin.
Brought in as an investigative consultant to the murders, former homicide cop Dave Gurney soon accomplishes deductive breakthroughs that leave local police in awe. Yet even as he matches wits with his seemingly clairvoyant opponent, Gurney is forced to confront the truth about what he's become - and face the possibility that he's met and adversary who can't be stopped.

The book will be available during the meetup of BookCrossing members.

Well, killings - in plural - are not quite my cup of tea. But I think maybe my brother will read this. I'll ask him anyway.
Thanks for the book, Hippolein!

My brother read the book.
I took the book with me to the meet-up in Hämeenlinna.
Happy reading!

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I took the book with me from the Hämeenlinna meet-up yesterday. Thanks!

I read the book a couple of months ago, so my memory isn't that accurate any more. But I do remember enjoying the book, and especially I liked Dave Gurney. It's such refreshing when the main character solves crimes with his brains and not by guns/shooting/violence. I'll certainly read more of Gurney's adventures.

I'm so sorry that this has taken forever to reach you!

Thanks a lot, this looks interesting!

I was thinking that this wouldn't be "my kind of book" but I enjoyed it a lot, and want to read more of these! Really intriguing mystery, and even if there was a bit too much violence to my liking, the character of Dave Gurney was so interesting that I really liked the book.

A surprise-book!

Thank you very much for this surprise book, sounds interesting! :)