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The Worry Website (Paperback)
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Beth made a comment in the Obsessed with True Crime group:
It really is baffling. I've read the reports and articles etc online but no books.
It's just such a weird case, I'd love to have some more information on it. If I get a book before anyone makes a recommendation I'll post it here
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Beth made a comment in the UK Book Club group:
Jeffery Deaver - The Stone Monkey. Very good read!
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Beth made a comment in the UK Book Club group:
Only just started this, so here's my 'list'!
D - The Stone Monkey, Jeffery Deaver
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Beth made a comment in the The Crime and Thriller Group group:
I've just finished The Stone Monkey by Jeffery Deaver. I'd highly recommend it to everyone here, you could read it stand-alone but it's number 4 in the series. I loved it, full of twists and turns! I've just started number 5 now, The Twelfth Card.
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The Twelfth Card (Lincoln Rhyme, #6)
byJeffery Deaver bookshelves: crime-thrillers,
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to: The Stone Monkey (Lincoln Rhyme, #4)byJeffery Deaver bookshelves: crime-thrillers,
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In The Stone Monkey, Lincoln and Amelia are tasked with tracking down 'The Ghost', a snakehead trying to kill the illegal immigrants who were aboard his ship.
For me, this fourth Lincoln Rhyme thriller was a well told, interesting and gripping installment in the series, and I especially enjoyed the development in Lincoln and Amelia's relationship.
This is only behind The Vanished Man and The Bone Collector for me, it kept me hooked and although I had an inkling about the perp, I certainly did not work out the ending, it still had me shocked!
Definitely give this one a go, the relationship aspect along with the introductions of some really likeable characters, who you feel for, plus the final twists and turns makes it a really really entertaining read.
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Beth made a comment in the Obsessed with True Crime group:
I would have to say the one I feel for the most has to be Aileen Wuornos. She tried so hard to make herself acceptable to society and not one person gave he a break. Then in the end she was turned in by the only person she ever loved. It's a really sad story all round.
As for Bundy, he doesn't intrigue me but the way he charmed all those women at his trial is unbelievable.
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"An interesting little story from the best childrens writer around. About halfway through now and it's really good so far "
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