Genesis: Get Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer

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This is the 3rd book in the line of Hunter and Garcia stories by CC I've been reading or listening to. Apie tai yra tiesiog būtina kalbėti ir net neabejoju, jog ši pronlema yra išlikusi ir šiomis dienomis. Dieve, visas skyrius kvepia looser'iais jos paklausius😃 Na ir Hunteris vėl savo stichijoj- kraujas (o ir kiti organai) liejasi laisvai vėl!

The opening chapter of this was so creepy I went my first time ever live on Tiktok (smbslt) as I was reading it home alone. While this may be the case, he has always seen it eat away at his inner self, which leaves Hunter to wonder how much energy he has left. After a spell playing for several well known glam rock bands, I decided to try my luck in London, where I was fortunate enough to have played for a number of famous artists. A superb storyteller that keeps you hooked even though you don’t want to continue reading the story, because ‘you need to know what happens and why! These books are extremely graphic and violent in their content and I actually think that Genesis is the most disturbing and violent of them all.Detective Robert Hunter has long been a valuable member of the Ultra Violent Crime division of LAPD Homicide, investigating the most heinous crimes committed. The dedication which starts this book is such an important message also and it is fantastic that there are avenues for help listed at the back with contact details for anyone in crisis and who needs them. With no forensic evidence to go on, Robert Hunter must catch the most disciplined and systematic killer that he has ever encountered, someone who thrives on the victims’ fear, and to whom death is a lesson that needs to be taught.

I read all his books about Robert Hunter and couldn't refuse the desire to read the last one in the series. Galėčiau plepėti apie šią knygą daug, tačiau negaliu atskleisti Jums daugiau detalių, jog nesugadinti skaitymo malonumo.He worked as a criminal psychologist for several years before moving to Los Angeles, where he swapped the suits and briefcases for ripped jeans, bandanas and an electric guitar. The character comes home drunk after a night out and starts getting messages from her phone, asking how her night was then turning a little sinister. He always leaves part of a poem with the body and in a day or two after the murder, sends a video message to the victim's loved one.

Meine beiden Lieblingsermittler der Spezialeinheit für brutale Verbrechen (Ultra violent) des LAPD haben es in diesem Buch mit den wohl brutalsten Verbrechen der ganzen Reihe zu tun. He uses a strong narrative to set the scene, adding highly descriptive moments and short chapters to keep the reader intrigued and wanting to read more. Even a seasoned detective like Robert Hunter would need psychiatric help after solving a case of this magnitude and level of brutality. Instead, he knows he is dealing with a killer who is tremendously disciplined, systematic, creative, and patient.If you haven't read the previous books you could start here but you miss a lot of the history and they are really good books so I would recommend going back. The pieces of the puzzle are slowly revealed and it all comes to a chilling and surprising conclusion. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. This is the sort of stuff I like to read about no matter how disturbing and gory the book or the details are I can still sleep soundly at night. That in no way takes away from the brilliance of the writing and storytelling and for once, when Hunters seasoned partner Garcia utters his “you’ve gotta be kidding me “ type comments that frequent all these books has a case in point!

The twisted MO, brutality of the murders and the meticulous planning that leaves no real clues, trying to find the killer before they strike again is going to be almost impossible.

I am not going to tell anything about the story as murders are starting from the beginning of the book and revealing anything will be spoiling the pleasure of reading the book.