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Excellent! As I've come to expect of Deaver this was fast paced, and thrilling. Taking unexpected twists and turns I just couldn't predict.
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Day 3 of #20in4 #ReadAThon
Adding 5h56m to my tally
Giving me a total of 24h38m
Honestly I think it's just because I can't put down The Empty Chair
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Ending day 2 of #20in4 #ReadAThon totaling at 18h42m
I basically fell into The Empty Chair and could stop, I'm halfway and very curious as to where the story might go.
But I need some sleep first.
Day 1: 11h20m
Day 2: 07h22m
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pickHot damn! Twist after twist in the muggy Southern swamps. 4.5 ⭐
10-11-20: My 82nd finished book of 2020! This is the 3rd book in the Lincoln Rhyme series which started with The Bone Collector. Rhyme and his partner, Amelia Sachs, find themselves in North Carolina, trying to find the Insect Boy, who has been accused of murder and kidnapping. There were several surprises towards the end and I liked this one better than book 2. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ #theemptychair #jeffreydeaver 👍🏼📖#️⃣8️⃣2️⃣
so-soI listened to the audio, the abridged audio. Only because it was the only option for this book from the library. I often have a harder time listening to a male narrator, even if they are good. The narrator was Joe Mantegna (from Criminal Minds), but it was easy to lose focus. Of course, abridged doesn‘t help, either. Cont in comments...
pick#3 in the Lincoln Rhyme series brings quadriplegic criminalist Rhyme to North Carolina where he and his protege Amelia Sachs help the local police try to track down a boy who allegedly kidnapped a local girl. This book reads like an old episode of CSI with equal parts forensics and drama. Sachs gains a bit of autonomy here, which is great. There are plenty of twists in the plot, so it kept me entertained.
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I need to get back to the Lincoln Rhyme series!
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This was the very 1st Adult #Thriller I read. It was a gift, this Readers Digest, & I devoured all the (4) stories in there.
My palette for crime fict. was that of your avg. 10 year old- Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys/Agatha Christie/Theo Boone/Goosebumps/X-Files👽All I remember of TEC was that I was NOT impressed. But the cover art was magical 😍
If you're an avid Crime/Psych.Thriller reader, please drop some recs in the comments 😊I'd appreciate it!
pickA fantastic, twisty, psychological ride. Sachs and Rhyme are a wonderful duo.
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So glad I can read in moving vehicles. Feels like I haven't left the back of this thing in days.
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Qualifies as an animal, yes?🐝🕷🐜 I love all the Lincoln Rhyme novels as well as Deaver's short stories in Twisted. Used them to teach kids how writers build suspense and develop the theme of appearance vs reality before our Alfred Hitchcock unit.
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