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The Death Collectors Book 2

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The Death Collectors Book 2

By: J. A. Kerley, Kati Nicholl
Narrated by: Kerry Shale
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A major new psychological thriller featuring Carson Ryder, hero of the bestselling, The Hundredth Man

Thirty years after his death, Marsden Hexcamp's 'Art of the Final Moment' remains as sought after as ever. But this is no ordinary collection. Hexcamp's portfolio was completed with the aid of a devoted band of acolytes – and half a dozen victims, each of whom was slowly tortured to death so that their final agonies could be distilled into art.

When tiny scraps of Hexcamp's 'art' begin appearing at murder scenes alongside gruesomely displayed corpses, Detective Carson Ryder and his partner Harry Nautilus must go back three decades in search of answers.

Meanwhile an auction has been announced and the death collectors are gathering. These wealthy connoisseurs of serial-killer memorabilia will pay millions to acquire Hexcamp's art – unless Carson and Harry can beat them in their quest for the anti-grail.

Hard-Boiled Mystery Psychological Crime Suspense Police Procedural Fiction Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Thriller & Suspense Action & Adventure

Critic reviews

Praise for The Hundredth Man:

‘A chilling journey into a pitch-black mind’ Michael Marshall

‘A sturdy hero with a clearcut mission and a setting that holds possibilities for fresh adventure. Kerley writes in a thrusting style that pushes the action from crime scene to autopsy table…’ The New York Times Book Review

‘Kerley jacks up the tension effectively, building to an all-stops-out climax. The plot is a treasure chest of interlocked pieces’ Booklist (starred review)

‘A serial killer with a difference: smartly written’ Kirkus

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