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The Vanished Man by Jeffrey Deaver

7 Ratings: 4.0

The 5th Book In Jeffrey Deaver's 'Lincoln Rhyme' Series - Crime Fiction

Product Description Forensic expert Lincoln Rhyme and his protégée Amelia Sachs are called in to work the high-profile investigation of a killer who seemingly disappeared into thin air just as the police closed in. As the homicidal illusionist … see full wiki

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Author: Jeffrey Deaver

Genre: Crime Fiction

Date Published: (June 29, 2004)

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review by cpw1952. April 21, 2010

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

And now, revered audience ... presto!

A musician is brutally murdered in the rehearsal hall of a music school and the culprit, with a bang, a brilliant flash of light and a puff of smoke, vanishes into thin air from inside a locked room with no apparent exits. Within hours, a second victim is virtually sawn in half and the murderer walks away from the gory murder scene escaping the clutches of the police in a brilliant disguise that even Sherlock Holmes would have been proud of. When a bizarre third murder attempt fails, the coin finally … more

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review by Schtinky. December 26, 2008

One of the best Lincoln Rhyme novels to date!

At the Manhattan School Of Music And Performing Arts, on the upper west side, in an old spooky building, a young music student is murdered. Trussed up in the lobby of a recital hall, two beat policewomen walk in on the scene with the perp still standing over the body. With a flash, the perp is vanished. The policewomen seal up the recital hall, of which there are only two exits, but when they break into the hall there is no sign of the perp. He literally has vanished. … more

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