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If You Liked Thomas Harris' Silence Of The Lambs, You Might Enjoy…
All titles shelved in Fiction collection, except as noted: M=mystery, SF=science fiction, SS=short story collection, Y=young adult, W=western.
- Baldacci, David
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(2004)Sean King and Michelle Maxwell, the unstoppable duo from Split Second, are on the trails of two diabolical killers, one of whom is copying the other — and stealing the "credit."
- Beckett, Simon
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(2009)MDr. David Hunter is a forensic anthropologist and an Englishman. An old friend at the famous body farm in Knoxville, Tennessee, has asked him to come help him out. It is soon evident that the friend is not well plus they are dealing with a sinister serial killer. The clever killer keeps coming up with shocking surprises to keep the investigators on their toes and to sicken them at the same time.
- Bernhardt, William
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(2005)Susan Pulaski, a criminal psychologist, and her boss's son, a high-functioning autistic savant with a photographic memory, race to find a killer who buries his victims alive.
- Booth, Stephen
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(2007)MThe anonymous, threatening phone calls Cooper and Fry receive indicate a disturbed mind with an unnatural passion for death. They are hoping against hope that the caller is just a harmless crank, but the clues in his disturbing messages point to the possibility of an all-too-real crime.
- Cain, Chelsea
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(2009)Serial killer Gretchen Lowell is still on the loose and Detective Archie Sheridan is in a psychiatric hospiital in this third entry in Cain's series that takes place in Portland, Oregon. Signs that Gretchen is up to her old tricks begin to surface, but is it really Gretchen or is it a copycat?
- Deaver, Jeffery
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(2008)The mysterious 522 commits vicious crimes and then plants ironclad evidence to implicate innocent men. This timely thriller reunites Lincoln Rhyme with his partner and paramour, Amelia Sachs, as they face their toughest adversary yet.
- Dekker, Ted
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(2009)A U.S. intelligence officer, captured in Iraq, inadvertently becomes a suspect at home in the serial killings of seven young girls. Publishers Weekly says about the thriller "Dekker...masterfully takes readers on a ride of plot twists and turns...an almost perfect blend of suspense, mystery, and horror."
- Glynn, Jonny
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(2007)A gritty debut novel that dazzles and disgusts in equal measure, this work is the story of a man's descent into savagery during what he intends to be his last week on Earth.
- Harris, Thomas
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(2006)Why was Hannibal Lecter so evil? In this prequel to the other Lecter novels, Thomas Harris reveals some of the early influences on the man.
- Hoffman, Jilliane
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(2004)C. J. townsend is a state prosecutor living in Miami. Her most upsetting case yet involves a man who rapes his victims, cuts out their hearts and leaves them for dead.
- Holt, Anne
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(2008)All over Oslo, celebrities are turning up dead in the most macabre of situations. It's clear that the killer seeks some sort of retribution, but for what? New parents Adam Stubo and Johanna Vik are reluctantly drawn into the investigation.
- Kellerman, Jonathan
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(2008)MAlex Delaware, the psychologist-sleuth, follows a grisly trail of bones to a devious and malevolent killer.
- Lindsay, Jeffry P.
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(2004)Darkly Dreaming Dexter is a new kind of novel starring a lovable serial killer, one Dexter Morgan, who only kills bad people and who cringes at the sight of blood.
- Martin, P. D.
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(2007, c2005)In this debut novel, Sophie Anderson relocates to D.C. from Australia and quickly becomes the FBI's star profiler. Soon she begins having recurring nightmares and discovers she is dreaming of a serial killer's victims.
- Nawsaw, Jonathan Lewis
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(2004)Former FBI agent E. L. Pender's vacation in a tropical paradise is cut short when a string of mutilated bodies begins to surface. Could these killings be connected to faith-driven fanatacism or is this the work of a madman who is using the island's cultural folklore for his own deadly aims?
- Pero, Charles
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(2007)MTo say that there is a brutal serial killer on the loose is putting it mildly. This killer is just plain twisted. Murdering women across the South, the killer leaves only one clue — a blood-soaked puzzle maze inserted inside each victim's dead body.
- Perry, Thomas
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(2006)By turns horrifying and erotic, Perry's new thriller takes readers on a cat and mouse game that pits two women against each other. One is a beautiful serial killer and the other one is the detective who is determined to stop her.
- Sandford, John
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(2008)Lucas Davenport has had disturbing cases before, but never one quite like this. Sandford's 2008 contribution to this series is both shocking and suspenceful.
- Saul, John
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(2008)Saul gives us his creepiest novel yet, the story of a girl's plastic surgeon who intends to sculpt her into the image of his dead ex-wife.
- Shuman, George D.
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(2007)In this follow-up to the acclaimed 18 Seconds, blind psychic Sherry Moore witnesses the final moments of a murder victim's life. Now she must observe a never-ending series of heinous crimes at the hands of one of the most ruthless serial killers imaginable.
- Slaughter, Karin
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(2008)MSlaughter brings back the characters from her best-seller, Triptych, for a shocking showdown of heart-stopping suspense.
- Wolfe, Inger Ash
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(2008)MWhen terminally ill patients are found gruesomely murdered in Port Dundas, Detective Inspector Hazel Micallef finds herself tracking a truly terrifying serial killer across the country while everything she had been barely holding together begins to spin out of control.