The Surgeon (Ballantine Books) (Paperback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for The Surgeon A serial killer with the precision of a man of medicine is dubbed "The Surgeon" by Boston newspapers. The only clue police have is the two-year-old attack on Dr. Catherine Cordell, who killed her assailant. Now, this new killer is re-creating, with chilling accuracy, the details of Cordell's own ordeal. And with every new murder he seems to be taunting her, cutting ever closer, from her hospital t
Full description- Publisher: Random House Inc
- Published: 30 July 2002
- Format: Paperback 384 pages
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- Categories: Contemporary Fiction | Crime | Thrillers
- ISBN 13: 9780345447845 ISBN 10: 0345447840
- Sales rank: 4,928
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"A briskly paced, terrifically suspenseful work that steadily builds toward a tense and terrifying climax.""--People" (Page-turner of the week) He slips into homes at night and walks silently into bedrooms where women lie sleeping, about to awaken to a living nightmare. The precision of his methods suggests that he is a deranged man of medicine, prompting the Boston newspapers to dub him "The Surgeon." Led by Detectives Thomas Moore and Jane Rizzoli, the cops must consult the victim of a nearly identical crime: Two years ago, Dr. Catherine Cordell fought back and filled an attacker before he could complete his assault. Now this new killer is re-creating, with chilling accuracy, the details of Cordell's ordeal. With every new murder he seems to be taunting her, cutting ever closer, from her hospital to her home. And neither Moore nor Rizzoli can protect Cordell from a ruthless hunter who somehow understands--and savors--the secret fears of every woman he kills. "[A] top-grade thriller . . . Sharp characters stitch your eye to the page. An all-nighter."--"Kirkus Reviews" (starred review) "Creepy . . . will exert a powerful grip on readers."--"Chicago Tribune"

