Glimpse, Memoir of a Serial Killer

Deadly Glimpses, Book 1

By: Stephen B. King

Narrated by: Geoffrey Boyes

In 1999 in Australia, Sergeant Rick McCoy investigates the murder of a woman found packed inside a suitcase.

The killer abducts another victim and threatens to dismember her slowly. His life is further complicated by a marriage in tatters. Frustrated at every turn, he is paired with glamorous criminal psychologist and profiler Patricia Holmes.

While trying to rebuild his marriage, he finds himself in a desperate race against time to free the victim and fight his desire for his new partner.

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Ying and Yang

Story was well written and thought out. However the narration was terrible. In this case they should’ve had two different narrators.

spectacular

Stephen went on one of his best journeys and Geoferry brought us there with him in a mystical way

Fantastic story, Compelling characters

This psychological crime thriller is excellent. The main character, Rick McCoy, is a cop who is a generally stand-up guy who inadvertently causes a chain of events that creates a serial killer. There’s really great character development of Rick, his partner Patricia Holmes who is a criminal psychologist, and the crazy-ass killer who is WAY too smart for the rest of the police force. Great tension to the story, the suspense is palpable, and the ultimate resolution is very satisfying. A++

Death is just around the bend

Narration was wonderful. Story was top notch. I really enjoyed this book. It is a book about a serial killer so it may be too graphic for some if they can't handle blood and chopped up bodies parts.

uninspired and sexist

The book was a little uninspired, and the dialogue was often sexist. It was Meh.