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Some have reviewed it and thought it was too technical, as if the science could mask and bog down the action and thrilling adventure. Not a bit of it; engineering is the peg that holds up the story only in so much as it underpins the thinking of Alison Parker’s approach to every aspect of life. Masterful storytelling - The Never Game is Deaver`s most riveting, most twisty, most unputdownable novel yet` Karin Slaughter
Prejudice and idiotic ideas—about race, AIDS, Covid, STDs—only exist in the vacuum of ignorance. Give people energy, and they’ll have not only lighting, but enlightenment.”
The Coffin Dancer is a story about a narcissistic serial killer that has unbelievably flown under the radar of the police for quite some time. The killer was employed to take care of three witnesses before they testify in front of the grand jury, for a case they obviously knew something that would help the prosecutor win the conviction. The only aspect that I found questionable the dangers of the safety of the small modular reactor. I will chalk this up to some stretching of the facts required to make the story flow and not a fatal flaw. Otherwise, I enjoyed how Shaw always prepared no matter what happens. Yes, I know that the author wrote it that way, but I still enjoyed Shaw’s ingenuity. I enjoyed how the author kept the tension and suspense at an ever-increasing level. At the end, the author revealed a possible clue to a future novel in an off-hand remark. Definitely recommend the book. It was a great mystery/thriller that kept me guessing until the end. Loved the characters, story and writing style. Look forward to reading more books by the author. The beauty of Hunting Time, as with the earlier books in the Colter Shaw series, is the unexpected twists that are thrown at you in rapid succession. Just when you think you’ve got a handle on the direction you’re headed, Deaver manages to throw in another unexpected wrinkle to prove that he’s got it over you once again.
Officer Rhyme’s works to locate the identity of the serial killer, so that the case can go to trial and end in a conviction. Jeffery Deaver is a world renowned author and contributor to the literary world. His chilling and thrilling writing speaks for itself. The quality and clarity of his presentations are paramount and as some have been adapted to a cinematic experience. Several of Deaver’s stories have been adapted into other venues for consumption. You might be familiar with the movie The Bone Collector with Denzel Washington playing Lincoln Rhyme. Lincoln Rhyme is generally the main male character in his work. Terrific writing, vivid and raw, Deaver grips from the very first line and never lets up. He is, hands-down, one of the finest thriller writers of our time` Peter James Each and every storyline comes to life as you read through Deaver’s books. The characters are vivid, controlled and concise. Each story can be read as a standalone version, even though each one is part of a line of similarly themed books. In further discussing some of his individual creations, will likely helps us to understand Jeffery Deaver as a relevant author. Harry Bosch and the Lincoln Lawyer team up to exonerate a woman who’s already served five years for killing her ex-husband.The most richly accomplished of the brothers’ pairings to date—and given Connelly’s high standards, that’s saying a lot. In "Hunting Time," Jeffery Deaver delivers yet another heart-pounding thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. This New York Times bestselling author proves once again why he is a master of suspense, as he weaves a complex web of deception, survival, and unexpected twists. Deaver lite: a fleet, irresistible tale with just enough twists to have been imagined by someone else. It’s when the milieu moves from the urban to the wilderness that Shaw’s survival skills, learnt from his father Ashton, come to the fore. Plus, of course, no Deaver novel would be complete without its totally out of the blue plot twist, and the one delivered about three quarters the way through this novel is one of the best. It totally blows all one’s earlier preconceptions out of the water.
Deaver balances suspense and plausibility perfectly...This is a perfect jumping-on point for readers new to one of today`s top contemporary thrillers writers. Publishers Weekly Gripping and ingenious tale of greed and deception in the American wilderness The Times Thriller of the Month This movie was adapted from the Jeffery Deaver novel The Bone Collector and did very well in theatres as well. A second book named A Maiden’s Grave was made into an HBO film renamed to Dead Silence, with James Garner and Marlee Matlin in the leading roles.No sooner has Shaw sorted that problem out, Harmon asks him to locate another employee who has gone missing. Allison Parker and her daughter Hannah are on the run following the release from prison of her violent husband Jon Merritt, who has vowed to kill them both. Allison is a brilliant engineer who uses all her skills to evade detection. But can Shaw find her before Merritt or the two thugs he’s hired? this time with new star character Colter Shaw. No one in the world does this kind of thing better than Deaver` Lee Child As Shaw ventures further into the wilderness, the truth becomes as hard to decipher as the forest’s unmarked trails...and peril awaits at every turn. A free-style mosaic of a thriller which masks any clear idea in the reader’s mind, preventing the clarity of thought of where the plot is really going. Misdirection and fresh insights interwoven into the basic premise reveal new truths and clear perceptions of the characters and their motives. As the picture clears and comes into focus it is not always the image and preconceived ideas we once anticipated. While some readers may find the complexity of the plot and the abundance of twists overwhelming at times, those who enjoy thrillers with intricate narratives will find "Hunting Time" to be a satisfying and rewarding read. The finale is a masterstroke, leaving readers stunned and eager for more.
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