Le Livre de Poche: La Carte Du Pendu (Paperback)

from Alaric.Adair

A good twisting plot and authentic characters. As an author myself the curse laid on me is that I usually work out the plot before it is revealed. Deaver managed to slip the bad guy past me in this book.

from DCarlin

The Twelfth Card was my third Jeffery Deaver book in which Lincoln Rhyme and his team featured as the good guys. It was a fast paced story which moved along keeping me wanting to read the next chapter and in so doing incurring some late nights/early mornings.I thought the book could/would end abo...

from trickbooks

Let's start with the worst -- the narrator's clipped, serviceable treatment of this work passes, except for the many segments in which he is called upon to emulate dialogue by inner city youth. To hear Dennis Boutsikaris try to accurately use words like "phat" and "word" is like having a needle s...

from cathymoore

Deaver's quadraplegic forensic scientist returns to solve another seemingly unsolvable mystery. Although I didn't find the background to the crime particularly interesting - African-American history, Deaver's recurring characters and their development kept me interested until the end. I just hope...

from susandennis

This is another of the Lincoln Rhyme series. Not one of the best or maybe I'm just tired of them. I did read this one with my ears which made it a little easier to get through and I did get to the end. Someone is out to kill Geneva Settle, a 16 year old exemplary student. The first try was while ...