The Coffin Dancer
“on Sunday they summoned Jodie from Rhyme’s downstairs bedroom, where he’d been under lock and key.He trotted up the stairs reluctantly, clutching his silly book, Dependent No More, like a Bible. Rhyme remembered the title. It had been on the Times bestseller list for months. In a black mood at the time, he’d noticed the book and thought cynically, about himself, Dependent Forever.A team of federal agents was flying from Quantico to Cumberland, West Virginia, Stephen Kall’s old residence, to pic...k up whatever leads they could, hoping they might track him to his present whereabouts from there. But Rhyme had seen how carefully he’d scoured his crime scenes and he had no reason to think the man would have been any less careful in covering his other tracks.“You told us some things about him,” Rhyme said to Jodie. “Some facts, some nutritional information. I want to know more.”“I—”“Think hard.”Jodie squinted. Rhyme supposed he was considering what he could say to mollify them, superficial impressions.MoreLess
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All books are wonderful and awesome. I have read a lot of Jeffery Dever’s books. I have loved them all. The one I liked the best was the Bone Collector.Write Review:
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