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1 janv. 2001 · But when her lover, thriller writer Kit Martin, tells her a fellow crime novelist has been murdered, Fiona can’t help taking an interest. With the killer striking again, Fiona is caught in a race against time, not only to save a life, but to bring herself redemption, both personal and professional. 576 pages, Paperback.
When ”Killing the Shadows” opens, she has vowed never to work with the police again. Her insistence that their chief suspect in a rape and murder case is not the actual killer is, to the police’s chagrin, confirmed when the case is thrown out of court and the suspect cleared.
Killing the Shadows has an catchy outline: somebody is systematically murdering the top-selling psych-crime authors, each murder copying the method used in that author's best known book. Crime psychologist Fiona Cameron has more than a professional concern in the case - her true love, Kit Martin, is a best-selling crime writer himself.
KILLING THE SHADOWS is an engaging serial killer investigative tale starring a wonderful lead character with a location that embellishes the plot. The enjoyable story line widens the common belief in profiling with a believable technique that is also quite frightening with what Fiona can do with it.
KILLING THE SHADOWS is an engaging serial killer investigative tale starring a wonderful lead character with a location that embellishes the plot. The enjoyable story line widens the common belief in profiling with a believable technique that is also quite frightening with what Fiona can do with it.
19 août 2002 · Killing the Shadows. Mass Market Paperback – August 19, 2002. by Val McDermid (Author) 4.2 6,044 ratings. See all formats and editions. A killer is on the loose, blurring the line between fact and fiction. His prey - the writers of crime novels who have turned psychological profilers into the heroes of the nineties.
19 août 2002 · Killing the Shadows. Val McDermid. Macmillan, Aug 19, 2002 - Fiction - 481 pages. A killer is on the loose, blurring the line between fact and fiction. His prey - the writers of crime novels who have turned psychological profilers into the heroes of the nineties. But this killer is like no other. His bloodlust shatters all the conventional ...
