Author: Michael Connelly
Translator: Seung-wook Kim
Publisher: Random House Korea
608 pages | 225*152mm
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About This Book
Jack McEvoy is a Denver crime reporter with the stickiest assignment of
his career. His twin brother, homicide detective Sean McEvoy, was found
dead in his car from a self-inflicted bullet wound to the head--an Edgar
Allen Poe quote smeared on the windshield. Jack is going to write the
story. The problem is that Jack doesn't believe that his brother killed
himself, and the more information he uncovers, the more it looks like
Sean's death was the work of a serial killer. Jack's research turns up
similar cases in cities across the country, and within days, he's sucked
into an intense FBI investigation of an Internet pedophile who may also
be a cop killer nicknamed the Poet. It's only a matter of time before
the Poet kills again, and as Jack and the FBI team struggle to stay
ahead of him, the killer moves in, dangerously close. In a break from
his Harry Bosch novels--including The Concrete Blonde and The Last
Coyote--Edgar-winning novelist Michael Connelly creates a new hero who
is a lot greener but no less believable. The Poet will keep readers
holding their breath until the very end: the characters are
multilayered, the plot compelling, and the denouement a true surprise.
Connelly fans will not be disappointed. --Mara Friedman
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