A Lincoln Rhyme Novel: The Burial Hour (Series #14) (CD-Audio)

from SassyBrit

I've been a fan of Deaver's since the killer, The Bone Collector, was hunted down in 1997. Can you believe how long ago that is? Here are my thoughts on his latest Lincoln Rhyme novel, no. 13, The Burial Hour: ^^ The Composer is snatching people off the street, seemingly at random, leaving crimin...

from jfe16

At the scene of the crime, a kidnapper leaves behind a tiny noose fashioned from a cello string; later the kidnapping victim appears on an internet video stream with a noose around his neck, his death apparently imminent. Eerie background "music," accented with the victim's gasps, accompany the v...

from nwieme

Love the characters - even the new ones and the way he writes ... but it was a little more out there than usual. I guess it was a little too easy-peasy but then, it fit the actual plot... eventually. The whole concept is a tad frightening (and probably happening). I'll read about Thom, Sachs and ...

from brangwinn

A Lincoln Rhyme mystery in which Rhyme is not the center of the story-but rather his fiancé, Amelia, as she takes center stage to solve a murder mystery in Italy.

from Romonko

3/12 stars! This 13th entry in the Lincoln Rhyme series started out very promissing. For the first 2/3 of the book, I thought it was a solid 4 stars. For the last third though, unfortunately I can only rate it as a 2, so that is why the 3 1/2 star rating. Things are changing for Lincoln and his S...