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The Coffin Dancer by Jeffery Deaver
4.5

I really enjoyed The Bone Collector, so I wasn't sure if this book would live up to my expectations. Jeffery Deaver probably figured that most fans would feel that way, because The Coffin Dancer started off with a bang. The best part was Stephan Kall and his psychological warfare with himself. The worst part was Amelia and Lincoln's romance, with Amelia acting bada** as a cop and so whiny around Lincoln. Deaver is a man, so I give him some allowance for writing Amelia that way. Hopefully she'll get better as I read more Lincoln Rhyme mysteries. Loved the twists and turns; this novel is an easy read that'll keep you guessing.

Soldier, your job is not to understand. Your job is to infiltrate, evaluate, delegate, isolate, and eliminate. That is your only job. (page 57)

He was looking for Lincoln the Worm. The man who'd out-thought him once again. Who was he? Which of them? Cringey. Lincoln ... Prince of Worms. (page 355)

The proof of God, for Percey Clay, could be found in the humn of servomotors and the buoyancy of a sleek metal wing at that instant when the airfoil creates negative top pressure and you become weightless. (page 408)

"I'm ready. Hope you are. Don't drop your candy." Roland Bell (page 410)