First sentence:"The air was very still."
Description:
"New York City is caught in the cold grip of a brutal serial killer. The victims are all young, blond women, savagely raped and murdered.
While ravaging his victims, the killer's mind whirls with symphonic images and raging desires--rarely giving thought to his loving wife and child.
Young, blond Zelly Wyche has a new baby, a dependable electrician husband, and a bright future. She, too, is petrified by the madness and unthinkable tragedy of the murders. While the serial killer's solve survivor and a victim's brother mount a desperate vigilante hunt for the 'Symphony Slasher,' a chill runs up Zelly's spine. She is beginning to wonder if the killer could be closer than she thinks.
But no. Impossible. She has to be dead wrong...." -- from the back cover
My thoughts:
This book was a compelling thriller that kept my attention throughout. I liked getting different character's voices such as the killer, the police and one of the victims.
Date read: 7/4/2008
Book #: 43
Challenge: TBR Challenge 2008
Rating: 3*/5 = good
Genre: Thriller
ISBN-10: 0804110840
ISBN-13: 9780804110846
Publisher: Ivy Books
Year: 1993
# of pages: 326
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
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