Factory 5: Dead Man Upright (Paperback)

from datrappert

The fifth and last of Raymond's Factory series lacks the intensity and hallucinatory quality that pervades many of the scenes of the first four books. Again, the subject is a serial killer, but even though his crimes are gruesomely described, the book lacks the power to disturb of its predecessor...

from missizicks

This was a quick read. Not quite as world weary as the others in the series, it goes into the emerging technique of psychological profiling of serial killers that was introduced in the late 80s/early 90s. The killer is caught about 3/4s of the way through, and the rest of the book centres on the ...