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Thomas Harris (1998) The Silence of the Lambs. St. Martin's Griffin Hanibal Lecter, a brilliant psychopath whose nickname is "The Cannibal" because he likes to eat parts of his victims, helps FBI trainee Clarice Starling to get into the mind of a serial killer and hunt him down. Made into a terrifying film - starring Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins. More... 
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Anne Holt (2007) The Final Murder. Sphere A page-turner written by former Norwegian minister of justice, lawyer, journalist, and TV news anchor Anne Holt. Her hero, Superintendent Adam Stubo has to deal with a series of grotesquely mutilated and murdered celebrities. Stubo's partner is former FBI profiler Johanne Vik, who suspects that Stubo will be the next victim. Nail-biting tension. More... 
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Joan Hall Hovey (2000) Nowhere To Hide. AuthorHouse Ellen Morgan, still recovering from the premature death of her husband, is devastated when her younger sister is brutally murdered. She challenges the killer on a TV show and sets in motion a hunt that will send chills up your spine. A frightning look into the mind of a serial killer. More... 
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James Patterson (2007) Cross. (Alex Cross Series) Grand Central Publishing Patterson's trademark is pace. His horrendously violent crime fiction is so fast, that you have finished the book before you even realize that the serial killer, aka butcher of Sligo, is just a little too monstrous and the forensic psychologist Cross just a little too brave and competent. More... 
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James Patterson (2007) Double Cross. (Alex Cross Series) Little, Brown and Company Investigator-psychologist with family life and new girl friend is hunting two serial killers and his old arch enemy Kyle Craig. Not much depth, but lightning fast. Full of stereotypes. More...
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Douglas Preston (2008) The Monster of Florence. Grand Central Publishing Preston and Italian crime reporter Spezi seek to uncover the identity of the "Monster of Florence" - a serial killer who stalked lovers in the Italian countryside. In an incredible twist both authors are charged with obstruction of justice. Spezi becomes jailed on suspicion of being the Monster himself by an incompetent police force more concerned with saving face than solving the case. More...
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