Hannibal Lecter. The ultimate villain of modern fiction who scared the world silent. A young FBI trainee. An evil genius locked away for unspeakable crimes. A plunge into the darkest chambers of a psychopath's mind -- in the deadly search for a serial killer . . . An instant classic of chilling psychological suspense . . . a critically acclaimed audio production of unforgettable intensity . . . From the tormenting words of the homicidal maniac Dr. Hannibal Lecter and the flesh-rending depravity of an elusive killer to the sheer courage of a young FBI novice, who risks her life to track him down and stop the bloodshed.

This was a good suspense novel with characters well-fleshed out (my criteria for a suspense-type story).

The story of why Hannibal is the way he is. The fourth Hannibal Lecter story by Thomas Harris and a really good read.

The story of why Hannibal is the way he is. The fourth Hannibal Lecter story by Thomas Harris and a really good read.

This was an exciting thriller set on board an airplane, in Washington, DC and in the Middle East. While some of the characters started as clichéd, they gradually became more three-dimensional as the medical and political crisis grew.

A surprising reincarnation of thrilling criminal fiction, the novel "The Eighth Child" brings together many aspects of classic literature and modern drama in a winning combination.

Alan Brading’s wife, Suzanne, is maliciously murdered in front of his eyes. Now he must set himself against everyone around him who believes that the death was merely a devastating accident. Armed with a clear mental image of her killer, Alan begins to suspect that evidence has been hastily covered up. He cannot ignore his suspicions but, without knowing who is behind these events and without the support of the police, he must work to find the murderer on his own.

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