Review:
[Gerritsen] has an imagination that allows her to conjure up depths of human behavior so dark and frightening that she makes Edgar Allan Poe and H. P. Lovecraft seem like goody-two-shoes. "Chicago Tribune"
Satisfying . . . "The Sinner" is as busy and bumpy as a storm-filled sky. "Entertainment Weekly" (Editor s Choice)
A suspenseful, white-knuckle tale all the way to the end . . . Gerritsen is not only talented with words, she has unusual medical and scientific expertise, which gives all her books a precious credibility. . . . It s not only a terrific story, it provokes thought about a lot of other issues of international import. And it s real, without special effects, a story that emanates from the real life around us. "Deseret News" (Salt Lake City, UT)
Gerritsen s weaving of unusual crime scenes, complicated investigations, lurid medical details, and moments of visceral fear is truly unique. . . . ["The Sinner"] will keep the reader quickly turning pages. . . . Into these terrors forges Maura Isles, Queen of the Dead, and riveted, we readers follow her.
"Sun Journal" (Lewiston, ME)
Dark emotions and dangerous secrets permeate this unusually chilling novel. . . . Another gut-wrenching tale from a true master. "Romantic Times" (Top Pick)
Gerritsen just keeps getting better with each book. . . . [The Sinner] moves at a heart pounding pace without a word wasted. "Drood Review of Mystery"
Assured, richly shaded. "Publishers Weekly"
Another captivating, horrific thriller in her extremely popular canon. "Booklist"
Well-executed and entertaining. "News Tribune" (Tacoma, WA)"
Book Description:
IT'S GORY, IT'S GRIPPING, IT'S GERRITSEN.
A Rizzoli & Isles bestseller.
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