She’s driven and bright, and surprised me in some scenes with her quick thinking and ability to look beyond what’s in front of them. His ability to piece together the case (with surprising help from Sachs) and get into the mind of the killer is equally terrifying and fascinating.Īmelia Sachs is pulled into the story during the worst timing of her life and is asked to assist on the case. Understanding his predicament is important to understanding his character’s views and choices, even if some aren’t up for agreement terms. Lincoln Rhyme is insanely brilliant, and somewhat condescending. The book has a fast pace and intriguing enough to want to keep reading.Įven though the thriller was focused on the killer’s actions and catching him before he took his next victim, the main characters were given their own sub-plots. The plot is complex with many threads reaching out to different avenues of the story. Together they work to solve the clues left behind and stop the killer before he claims another victim, while working on the rocky relationship between each other. NYPD Patrol Officer Amelia Sachs finds the initial homicide scene, and Rhyme agrees to the case on the terms that Sachs is his legs and arms in the field. At first he’s reluctant to help, but soon finds himself engrossed in the clues the killer leaves about his next kill. He’s called on to assist in tracking a serial killer, called The Bone Collector, with a method to his madness. Lincoln Rhyme, a quadriplegic and ex-forensic criminalist, is known to his peers as the world’s foremost criminalist.

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It has all the emotion, all the details, all the more suspense.ĭISCLAIMER: This review could contain possible spoilers based on my opinions. It’s 100 times better than the movie because there aren’t any removed scenes from the book. If you’ve watched the movie adaptation of The Bone Collector and found it to be a waste of time forget about the movie and just read the book.

The bone collector by jeffery deaver