Books matching: chilling case of a serial killer
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Save:In "Winter Prey" by John Sandford, Lucas Davenport finds himself entangled in a chilling case of a serial killer in the remote Wisconsin woods. The narrative unfolds with a series of gruesome murders, a mysterious killer named the Iceman, and a backdrop of freezing temperatures, creating a suspenseful atmosphere. The writing style is described as easy to read, with interesting dialogue and unexpected twists, keeping readers engaged until the frenetic finale reveals the true identity of the killer.
In a storm, and especially at night, Claudia LaCourt’s house seemed to slide out to the edge of the world. As the snow grew heavier, the lights across the frozen lake slowly faded and then, one by one...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lucas Davenport ) - #2
Save:The Lost Tomb by Douglas Preston is a fascinating collection of nonfiction essays exploring ancient mysteries and archaeological discoveries. Each story sheds light on significant archaeological sites, including the unexpected vastness of a Pharaoh's tomb. The writing is engaging, filled with drama and real-life adventures, although some parts might come off as dry or text-heavy due to the nonfiction format.
The book compiles the author's journalism work, highlighting his expeditions and the eerie mysteries he unearthed, like the chilling accounts of the Monster of Florence. While some stories may feel dated or lack illustrations, they are rich in historical context and reflect the evolving narrative of these real-life enigmas. For readers captivated by the intertwining of anthropology, crime, and history, The Lost Tomb offers an intriguing mix of real stories that reveal the complexities of human history and the enduring search for knowledge.
