Every killing step was made for you.
When "accident" is the front scene and "mental room" is the beginning of the investigation!
The story opens, pulls into full-cylinder investigative mode! The first body looks superficial, like a typical drive-and-run case, but when the body is delivered to the hands of L.A. chief coroner Carolyn Hove, the shocking truth appears...The victim did not die of the impact of the car crash, but died before that!
The real cause of death was cold death? In L.A., in the heat of the summer, and under the wounds of the car crash, there were signs of terrible torture hidden.
When the autopsy turned the accident into a perverse homicide, two active-duty detective partners like Robert Hunter and Carlos Garcia had to go out.
Hunter and Garcia are starting to realize that they're dealing with a smart, acidic serial killer who's been working under the police radar. This guy is a master of brutal torture murder to look like an accident or a simple "suicide," so the police have never been sure that a serial killer is in town because all cases are closed.
The second body appeared, this time it was staged to look like a suicide bridge jump, but of course, when Professor Hove landed the autopsy, he caught the pontoons that the victim was dead before falling! The pre-death torture method remained savage and organized, even though the cause of death was completely different from the first body, but the connection was only a hidden "torture signature" and a smooth camouflage.
The bottom line of this case is that there is "no real crime scene," no forensic evidence, no DNA or fingerprints left behind, so Hunter has to pry his super criminal behavior analysis skills into the killer's head, why are these victims chosen? What exactly is their past connection?
The end of the story tells me that stepping on a midmile accelerator, Hunter and Garcia must race against time to stop the next killing plan. This task, Garcia has to put himself at risk in a deadly psychological game, leading to a confrontation with the most cold-blooded, discreet, and sophisticated killer they've ever faced.
This is a masterpiece born to appease a line that enjoys the realism of "autopsy," because the turning point of the case is purely from the acumen in the mental room, mixed with the intense killer psychology investigation that almost stops breathing. Read and certify that the machine is stuck for a long time from the first moment the autopsy turns over the case!
Goodreads gave 4.4. Readgished gave 5.
Every killing step was made for you, Fountain Press.
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