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... among us). I'm sure I'm right about this but you can all leap in and tell me I'm wong if you like. The whole plot of Messiah by Boris Starling hinges on the premise that the murderer's victims, because their killer had cut out their tongues, could not scream. How might that work exactly? ... Not nearly as good as I had hoped. Paul Johnston's Death List was too much like Boris Starling's Messiah which I thought was dumb. This was not much better. It did make me think that I might like to read John Webster. I have to second kathi's judgment of Boris Starling's Messiah. I found this book very disappointing. From the moment the hit and run was narrated, I knew more or less how this book was going to end. The killings were horrific, but they lacked the sordidness and banality that seem to ... Three more today!Blue Blood by Edward Conlon, Messiah by Boris Starling, and Evil Eyes by Corey Mitchell. I think you mean Messiah by Boris Starling. I clicked on your link because I wanted to see the description and cover to make sure I wouldn't buy it if I came across it at a later point. Instead, I got the page for Handel's Messiah. It gave me a chuckle to think of it described as "trashy." :) ... My current fiction read is Messiah by Boris Starling. If you like a good wallow in blood, guts, and severed body parts, then this is the book for you. For me, it's a bit much and I don't plan on picking up another book by Starling any time in the near future. I have two nonfiction books going ... Very, very difficult question.... :s
Maybe I'll have to say the same as Virgulina, and vote for Messiah by Boris Starling.
Mary Higgins Clark used to give me the creeps! That's a tough choice but one book that comes to mind right now is Messiah by Boris Starling. I read it a couple of years ago and still haven't found one that exceeds it.
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