Along the way, Jack will become involved with a beautiful FBI agent named Rachel Walling and before all is said and done, Jack winds up putting himself in the sights of the deadly Poet. Magnífica novela de Connelly esta vez sin su estrella Harry Bosch donde cuenta una historia con periodistas, agentes del FBI y un asesino en serie. Keeping quiet and turning a blind eye is what got the Catholic church in trouble regarding this issue, so it’s not an issue that can simply be swept under the rug anymore. Jack forces his way into the investigation and so has a close up view of the investigation and the hunt for the perpetrator who becomes known as The Poet. Well; it can be somewhat confusing, is certainly irritating, doesn't work and is simply wrong, wrong, wrong.

This is a tense, well-written book that is especially illuminating about the methods that the FBI uses for profiling and chasing serial killers. uk/landing-page/orion/orion-company-information/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Orion Publishing Group Limited. It’s graphic and horrifying and makes the reader naturally uncomfortable, which are the book’s strengths AND weaknesses.They are a parent’s polar opposites: Whereas parents want to nurture and see grow, pedophiles want to defile and destroy. It’s not his most impressive work but for a quick read and a look into the world of media in the 90’s/early 00’s then it’s pretty interesting and enjoyable. Jack McEvoy is a reporter in pursuit of not only a story but the killer who murdered his twin brother, Sean.

There is a certain genius in Connelly’s writing talent that one is never sure how one is “supposed” to feel about anything in the book. His books have been translated into 35 languages and have won awards all over the world, including the EDGAR and ANTHONY AWARDS. Cómo sabía Connelly que una de las primeras cosas para las que se iban a usar internet sería para delinquir?His car with a “fogged” windshield message had – "Out of space, out of time" – audit trails of Edgar Allan Poe’s poems leading to other police murders/suicides? The novel begins with the apparent suicide of McEvoy's twin brother, but like all of Connelly's novels, it turns into something else entirely.