Dreams in the Key of Blue
Oct 2009 · Lucas Frank Book 3 · Sold by Bantam
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A serial killer wears many faces, but none more terrifying than this one...
Every serial killer fits a profile, follows a pattern, makes a mistake. Until now...
Six years ago forensic psychiatrist Lucas Frank "retired" from hunting serial killers. But someone wants him back in the worst way. It begins with a brutal triple homicide in the picturesque Maine town of Ragged Harbor. And it won't stop there. Suddenly Lucas is forced to do what he swore he would never do again: enter the twisted mind of a killer who enjoys murder. Only this time Lucas must hunt a psychopath whose pattern of behavior defies all logic. A killer who can strike anyone, anywhere, anytime. The FBI is helpless. And even he is baffled at the contradictory clues and taunting hints left behind.
Lucas Frank has met his match. That's why he was called out of retirement.
But does someone want him to catch a killer--or be the ultimate trophy?
Every serial killer fits a profile, follows a pattern, makes a mistake. Until now...
Six years ago forensic psychiatrist Lucas Frank "retired" from hunting serial killers. But someone wants him back in the worst way. It begins with a brutal triple homicide in the picturesque Maine town of Ragged Harbor. And it won't stop there. Suddenly Lucas is forced to do what he swore he would never do again: enter the twisted mind of a killer who enjoys murder. Only this time Lucas must hunt a psychopath whose pattern of behavior defies all logic. A killer who can strike anyone, anywhere, anytime. The FBI is helpless. And even he is baffled at the contradictory clues and taunting hints left behind.
Lucas Frank has met his match. That's why he was called out of retirement.
But does someone want him to catch a killer--or be the ultimate trophy?
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December 6, 2009
While I do enjoy a good female serial killer, there was something just... off about this book. Perhaps because I later found out that it is the third or maybe even the fourth book with these characters or maybe it was just something with the psychologist/narrator/author itself. Something just felt disjointed about the whole thing... it was also fairly predictable and not very exciting.
About the author
One of the first independent criminal profilers, John Philpin is an internationally recognized expert on violent behavior and criminal investigation. Philpin is a frequent consultant to law enforcement and the media. He has been a guest commentator on Court TV, 20/20 Downtown, Unsolved Mysteries, America's Most Wanted, Inside Edition, Chronicle, The Geoff Metcalf Show, The Jim Bohannon Show, Northwest Afternoon, and CBC's As It Happens. A retired psychologist, he has authored and co-written seven books and numerous articles, and the featured character in an eighth, drawing on his experience.
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