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Caleb Carr (2006) The Alienist. Random House Set in 1896, Carr's novel about a serial killer lose in New York City this unusual book is one of the classics of psychological crime fiction. More... 
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Val McDermid (2005) The Torment of Others St. Martin's Minotaur An apparent copycat serial killer is murdering prostitutes in London, exactly like Derek Tyler, who was put behind bars in a mental hospital a few years ago. But criminal psychologist Dr. Tony Hill and his police colleague, DCI Carol Jordan, are convinced that Tyler himself is behind the killings even if he is safely locked away. A tough psycho-thriller. More... 
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Patricia Cornwell (2005) All That Remains. Pocket Medical examiner Kay Scarpetta is on the trail of a serial killer that has targeted six couples. With her insider's view of forensic science, Patricia Cornwell, develops an authentic plot with graphic forensic details, a myriad of (misleading) clues and populated by all kinds of cops, interfering politicians, amateurs, and reporters. More... 
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Henning Mankell (2004) The Fifth Woman. Vintage In one of the best thrillers of the Kurt Wallander series the Swedish detective is trying to cope with the death of his father, while he struggles to make sense of a series of seemingly unrelated, brutal killings in southern Sweden. He uncovers the ties that bind these murders to killings in Algeria, many years ago. More... 
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Erik Larson (2004) The Devil in the White City During the 1893 Chicago World's Fair H.H. Holmes, a charming doctor, killed somewhere between 27 and 200 people, mostly single young women. The gruesome serial killer actually built a hotel and crematorium to get rid of the corpses. Larson's breathtaking account of these historical events reads like crime fiction. More...
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David McGowan (2004) Programmed to Kill: The Politics of Serial Murder. iUniverse The author denounces the image of serial killers as psychopathic loners to be a media fabrication. He suggests that many cases of child pornography, serial murder, and pedophilia are linked to secret organizations, which would shield the criminals from prosecution. The author also argues that Intelligence agencies (CIA) use these crimes to compromise prominent targets. Your typical conspiracy theories. More...
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