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The Hundredth Man |
The Death Collectors |
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The first in the series. Cryptic messages on
beheaded corpses thrust Carson and Harry
into a desperate search for a mysterious
killer. Carson’s ace in the hole: his
brother Jeremy, institutionalized for his
own series of cryptic murders, a man
intimate with the ways of madness. |
The second book, voted "Best Foreign Mystery of the Decade" in Japan. The artwork of a psychopathic artist thirty years dead sends Carson and
Harry into the chilling and hidden world of those who collect serial-killer memorabilia. |
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A Garden of Vipers |
Blood Brother |
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UK TITLE: The BROKEN SOULS. The third book.
A series of brutal slayings leads Carson and
Harry to the door of a wealthy and powerful
family, each family member seeming to have
his or her own concealed agenda at odds with
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The fourth book. The Manhattan murder of a
close friend draws Carson to New York,
dropping him into a whirlpool that pulls him
deep into his own past. Carson’s mad brother
Jeremy returns to the mixture. |
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In the Blood |
Little Girls Lost |
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The fifth book. A baby floats in from the sea and launches Carson and Harry into a world of money-hungry preachers, white-supremacists, and
genetics researchers. Where did the child come from? And why do so many forces wish it harm? |
Number six. Carson reluctantly teams with a disgraced and mysteriously fired detective to investigate a horrifying series of child
abductions. The first in the series where Carson doesn’t narrate the tale. |
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Buried Alive |
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The seventh in the series. Carson's vacation in the Kentucky mountains is interrupted by a series of grisly murders. Carson's mad brother
Jeremy appears, claiming innocence in the series of symbol-laden deaths. But Jeremy has never been a fan of the truth.
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