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Description edit
In America's heartland a madman is killing women and removing their brains. But for what ghastly purpose? It's up to FBI pathologist Jessica Coran to find out--and when she does she gets a front row seat to the killer's final shocking moves.
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Characters/People edit
- Jessica: Add a description of this character.
- Daryl Thomas Cahil
- J.t.
- Dr. Grant Kenyon
- Sorrento
- Phillip
- Boyd
- Eriq
- Dr. Coran
- Owens
- Wells
- Erich
- Konrath
- Jervis Swantor
- Potter
- Lara
- Stoffel
- Lorena
- Doyle
- Dr. Deitze
- Erdman
- John
- Daryl Cahil
- James
- Douglas
- Labruto
- Dana
- Anna Gleason
- Max
- Amanda Manning
- Selese Montoya
- Plummer
- Bierdsley
- Mike
- Richard
Setting & Locations edit
- Quantico
- Santiva
- Morristown
- Jacksonville
- Florida
- New Jersey Ghoul
- Georgia
- Richmond
- New Orleans
- Mississippi
- Savannah
- Fayetteville
- North Carolina
- Winston-salem
- Virginia
- Rheil
- Atlantic City
- Newark
- Louisiana
- Alabama
- Mobile
- Valdosta
- Pennsylvania
- Philly
- New Bern
- Chicago
- Cesillia
- Philadelphia
- Cancun
First Sentence edit
GRANT Kenyon grabbed his head in his hands and pleaded,"Stop asking me to kill.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 10 of 11 in Instinct Series: Dr. Jessica Coran. (standard series)
Preceded by Unnatural Instinct, and followed by Absolute Instinct.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Robert W. Walker (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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