Storm
2 journalers for this copy...
Found this book at the monthly 10 cent paperback book sale in Suffolk, VA. It's the sequel to Messiah.
From the back of the book:
"In his riveting national bestseller, Messiah, Boris Starling explored the fury brewing in the mind of a serial killer. In Storm, he unleashes it....
The first victim was discovered in a public park. Her body stabbed repeatedly, her hands and feet removed with clean, surgical precision. Tied to her chest, a coiled black snake, writhing and lashing. Even to a seasoned detective like Kate Beauchamp, a woman vulnerable to her own unsettled demons, the murder was extraordinary -- less a crime scene than the site of a perverted sacrifice. But to what God? To what Devil?"
From the back of the book:
"In his riveting national bestseller, Messiah, Boris Starling explored the fury brewing in the mind of a serial killer. In Storm, he unleashes it....
The first victim was discovered in a public park. Her body stabbed repeatedly, her hands and feet removed with clean, surgical precision. Tied to her chest, a coiled black snake, writhing and lashing. Even to a seasoned detective like Kate Beauchamp, a woman vulnerable to her own unsettled demons, the murder was extraordinary -- less a crime scene than the site of a perverted sacrifice. But to what God? To what Devil?"
Got this at the meetup tonight. I really like
Thomas Harris' books, so am looking forward to
reading this.
26 Apr 03
Just finished this book - read it in 4 days. Sometimes
it seemed too much like Messiah, but good read overall.
I really liked the detailled use of forensic pathology
and allusions to mythology.. Nice touch.
Will give it to coworker this week.
Thomas Harris' books, so am looking forward to
reading this.
26 Apr 03
Just finished this book - read it in 4 days. Sometimes
it seemed too much like Messiah, but good read overall.
I really liked the detailled use of forensic pathology
and allusions to mythology.. Nice touch.
Will give it to coworker this week.
