The Vanished Man

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When a gifted illusionist turns his hand to violent death, The Vanished Man is only one of a series of classic conjuring tricks that paralysed forensic investigator Lincoln Rhyme finds himself having to understand. More important even than the details of technique which Lincoln and his partner Amelia are taught by young illusionist Kara are the conjuror's habits of mind--misdirection piled on deceit piled on false leads. It is not just sleight of hand that deceives the eye; it is where the eye is tricked into looking. Is the killer who calls himself Malerik just after a sequence of showy violent deaths, or is that what he wants Lincoln to think? Page edges yellowed.
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AuthorJeffery Deaver
PublisherPocket Books
PlaceLondon
Year2003
ISBN9780340734049
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
CommentsPage edges yellowed.
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