A Textbook Case (a Lincoln Rhyme story)

By Jeffery Deaver (Electronic Book, 2013)

From Jeffery Deaver--the New York Times bestselling author of the upcoming Lincoln Rhyme novel THE KILL ROOM (on sale June 4, 2013)--comes an original short story featuring Rhyme.

When a young woman is found brutally murdered in a parking garage, with a veritable mountain of potential evidence to sift through, it may be the most challenging case former NYPD detective Lincoln Rhyme has ever taken on.

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- Format: Electronic Book
- Price: $0.99 US/$0.99 CAN
- ISBN-13: 9781455526833
- On Sale Date: 04/02/2013
- Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
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The author of two collections of short stories and 28 previous suspense novels, Deaver is best known for his Kathryn Dance and Lincoln Rhyme thrillers, most notably The Bone Collector, which was made into a feature film starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie. His many awards include the Novel of the Year at the International Thriller Writers' Awards in 2009 for his standalone novel The Bodies Left Behind. The latest entries in the Lincoln Rhyme series are The Cold Moon, The Broken Window, and The Burning Wire.
Deaver has been nominated for seven Edgar Awards by the Mystery Writers of America, an Anthony Award and a Gumshoe Award. He was recently short-listed for the ITV3 Crime Thriller Award for Best International Author. His books are sold in 150 countries and translated into 25 languages. He lives in North Carolina.
For further information, visit www.jefferydeaver.com.

"In Mr. Deaver's kaleidoscope world, the odds seem to change with each turn of the page." (The Wall Street Journal).
"Deaver's infernal puzzle mysteries invariably inspire words like devious, diabolical, and devilish." (The New York Times).
"Deaver is the grand master of the plot twist." (Booklist).
"The Rhyme novels are among the cleverest of contemporary detective fiction." (Booklist
).