A book by Ted Dekker
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Adam (book)
A book by Ted Dekker
It takes an obsessive mind to know one. And Daniel Clark knows the elusive killer he's been stalking. He's devoted every waking minute as a profiler to find the serial killer known only as Eve. He's pored over the crime scenes of sixteen … see full wiki
Author:
Ted Dekker
Genre:
Christian Fiction
Publisher:
Thomas Nelson
Date Published:
April 2008
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review by jachism.
February 11, 2009
FBI agent Daniel Clark is obsessed with stopping Eve, a serial killer that has taken the lives of fifteen victims. His training in behavioral psychology has helped him get close to the killer numerous times, but despite his hard work he is always one step behind. His relentless pursuit of Eve has cost him his marriage and will now cost him his life. As Daniel follows a new break in the case he comes face to face with his nemesis and dies as a result. His partner, Lori, fights … more
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Every new moon for 16 months, serial killer Eve, has claimed another victim. His method appears to be an undiscovered strain of meningitis. He's calculated, clever, and highly elusive. During this time, FBI behavioral psychologist and stanch atheist, Daniel Clark, has been aggressively pursuing Eve. However, aside from a psychological profile, he has no real leads. When Daniel sees the killer while trying to rescue Eve's sixteenth victim, they should have the information they need to catch him. … more
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review by KellyKlepfer.
March 02, 2008
Dekker fans are in for a wild ride. Dekker is at his best when he writes thrillers. His fantasy is good, but his thrillers are breathtaking and sleep stealing. Adam pivots on the usual Ted Dekker standard theme of man's fall and God's extravagant grace. An avowed atheist, psychological profiler on his quest to catch the bad guy enters into places he never believed existed, especially within himself. The woman who loves him gets entangled in the increasingly tense cat and … more
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