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by Jeffery Deaver

ISBN: 0340653744
Author: Jeffery Deaver
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.; First Printing edition (February 1, 1997)
Language: English
Pages: 404
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Sponsored by Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector - premieres Friday/streaming the next day - on NBC. Jeffery Deaver was the first real author I had ever read and he left an impression on me that has caused me to be the avid reader I am today. I have read every one of his books, some of those haven’t been in print for years and never will be again. This is the first Lincoln Rhyme novel and it made me love the character so much I began to study forensics when I got to college.

His first novel featuring Lincoln Rhyme, The Bone Collector, was made into a major motion picture starring Denzel . Jeffry Deaver is one of the best thriller writers there is. The Bone Collector, the first of the Lincoln Rhyme novels is certainly no exception.

His first novel featuring Lincoln Rhyme, The Bone Collector, was made into a major motion picture starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie. He's received or been shortlisted for a number of awards around the world, including Novel of the Year by the International Thriller Writers and the Steel Dagger from the Crime Writers' Association in the United Kingdom.

Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector is an American crime drama television series that premiered on NBC as part of the 2019–20 television season, on January 10, 2020. The series is based on the novel The Bone Collector by Jeffery Deaver. The series follows NYPD officer Amelia Sachs, who teams up with disabled forensic expert Lincoln Rhyme to solve cases in pursuit of the legendary serial killer, the Bone Collector.

The Bone Collector (A Lincoln Rhyme Novel). 51 MB·323 Downloads·New! In his most gripping thriller yet, Jeffery Deaver takes readers on a terrifying ride into two. Lincoln Rhyme 01 The Bone Collector. 35 MB·10 Downloads·New!. Lincoln Rhyme 04 The Stone Monkey. 538 Pages·2003·1 Deaver - Lincoln Rhyme 2 - Coffin Dancer. 08 MB·144 Downloads·New!. Deaver - Lincoln Rhyme 3 - Empty Chair.

The Bone Collector, . Part of Lincoln Rhyme series by Jeffery Deaver. A SIGNET Book, published by arrangement with the author. This book may not be reproduced in whole or part, by mimeograph or any other means, without permission.

Craftily blends cutting-edge. Lincoln Rhyme heard nothing in response and turned back to the window. The bird’s head swiveled, a fast, jerky movement that the falcon nevertheless made elegant. Rhyme observed that its talons were bloody.

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Bone Collector documents the culture of the hunter; the . The first of which was The Bone Collector.

Bone Collector documents the culture of the hunter; the brotherhood of sportsmen that have true passion for the game, the land, and the lifestyle. In these, Lincoln Rhymes is a quadriplegic forensic expert who uses his vast knowledge to deduce crime with the assistance of several field operatives who are his eyes in the field. The books are very well written and skew to the intelligent reader rather than those looking for action and thrillers.

The series is based on Jeffery Deaver's Lincoln Rhyme book series. Now, more than twenty years later, the books are getting another adaptation, starting once again with the first one, The Bone Collector. Here's everything you need to know about lead detective Lincoln Rhyme and the bevy of killers he'll be chasing for seasons to come. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. 1 The Bone Collector (1997). SHOP NOW. Lincoln Rhyme, a genius criminologist and forensic investigator for the NYPD, is left paralyzed after a case.

First edition. A perpetrator of the demented, gruesome sort, versus a forensic investigator and his assistant. viii , 421, 3 pages. paper-covered boards, dust jacket.. quarter cloth.

Comments: (7)

Ynye

I might be that some time spent in law enforcement a long time ago has left me jaded here, but I don't usually have as much difficulty suspending disbelief as I did with this one. The scenarios, explanations, dialogue, characters, and everything else involved in the story are absolutely and ridiculously unbelievable. I mean, they are DUMB! I can't believe there were so many positive reviews of this drivel. Lincoln Rhyme is supposed to be a curmudgeon, I get it, but he comes across as simply unlikeable (just for kicks, I might go back into the text and count how many times he "barks" his responses to people.) Couple the distasteful main character with the fact that he annoyingly has a pat and ready answer for absolutely every piece of evidence that is presented to him and the result is a farce. I finished the book because I wanted to see if it would get better...but it didn't. This would have been a one-star review, but I gave it a second star for finally coming to an end.

Iriar

I like police procedurals but I also hate police procedurals. The behind the scenes glimpses they seem to provide are more interesting but this like so many of them got too clever by half, not enough shoe leather and too much brilliant deduction. While the human element was present it was a bit too telegraphed and stylized, the relationships with the "great man" and his transformation did not sell very well for me. The love interest was predictable but sweet so in real life I would not expect it to last. Also the transformation of his apartment to lab stretched my credulity.

All in all I enjoyed it but not so much that I am running to read the next book in the series, maybe on some future long plane flight.

Hellblade

Jeffry Deaver is one of the best thriller writers there is. The Bone Collector, the first of the Lincoln Rhyme novels is certainly no exception.

Although Lincoln Rhyme, formerly head of the Investigation and Resource Division of the New York City Police Department, is now a quadriplegic and can only move his head and done finger, there is no lack of action and tension in this gripping story. When the department asks for his help again with a case, Rhyme reluctantly agrees to help them try to solve it. He appears to know almost everything about everything, and to be able to decipher clues from the most microscopic evidence. With the help of patrolwoman Amelia Sachs, his personal aide Thom, a crime-scene tech, and the two detectives who lured him into working on the case to begin with, Rhyme unravels all the clues through the most unexpected twists. He must overcome obstacles raised by the political establishment, the FBI, and even his own reluctance, as well as the traps set by the perpetrator to finally solve the case.

Itiannta

Saw the movie and enjoyed it very much. Decided to read the book as a prelude to the other books in the Lincoln Rhyme series. Expected the book and the movie to be very much the same and was pleasantly surprised that they weren't. The book was far better than the movie and the characters were even better in the book.

Tygrafym

The Bone Collector was a fast-paced, can't put down read that kept me reading well into the night!! I can't wait to read the next book!

Lincoln Rhyme is a quadriplegic now, since his accident while in the police force. A forensics expert, he is asked to run the crime scene by his former team. Will he be able to get into the mind of the bone collector before he takes his next victim? To do this, he needs to follow the clues left at the scene of the crime. But will it be in time...

I loved it!!!!

Clever

This is the first Lincoln Rhyme mystery and it was coincidentally the first I read in the series. I really enjoyed it - fast-paced, but not too fast, lots of interesting characters, a good amount of forensic information, but not too much (I prefer not to be drowning in blood spatter/wound pattern/ etc. minutia while I'm reading a good mystery; some is great, but too much is distracting). Liked the protagonists (I include Amelia Sachs with Lincoln, as she is pivotal to the story) and the mystery was very engaging. A crime novel about a killer who uses (old) crime novels as inspiration; me being a literary type, this appealed to me greatly. Have only read the second novel, so can't speak as to the whole series, but I'm looking forward to moving on with it in future.

LiTTLe_NiGGa_in_THE_СribE

I've read several of the later Lincoln Rhyme novels. This time I was back at, basically, the beginning. Amelia Sachs, a patrol officer is, by chance, put into the path of Mr. Rhyme, a once high ranking, ex-member of the police force. Mr. Rhyme, being a quadriplegic, from a job related accident, has his own demons and deep personal issues to deal with. He is surrounded by his usual entourage we've come to know. Sachs is the newcomer.
Whether she resents the Rhyme's style or not, Rhyme throws her headlong into cases involving a maniacal mass murderer.
Well written, to the point of being a page turner, I became absorbed by the various aspects and personal struggles that lie within the pages.
The ending leads the reader in a direction, then veers quickly in another direction in finding who the antagonist is. The ending is a bit different than your norm. I enjoyed Mr. Deaver's novel from beginning to end.

This was the first book in the Lincoln Rhyme series. Having read several of the the later books, I was interested in reading how it all began. Before Amelia Saks came into his life, Lincoln Rhyme, a quadriplegic was making plans to end his life. Working and mentoring the smart, fearless Saks , Rhyme finds that she can be his eyes and ears at a crime scene. Working together to solve the mystery of a madman who is kidnapping and murdering people indiscriminately brings the best and worst out of Rhyme and Saks. But it's apparent a strong bond is growing between them.

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