BoneMan's Daughters - Hardcover

Dekker, Ted

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1599951959 ISBN 13: 9781599951959

Publisher: Center Street, 2009

Synopsis

A Texas serial killer called BoneMan is on the loose, choosing young girls as his prey, His signature: myriad broken bones that torture and kill - but never puncture.

Military intelligence officer Ryan Evans is married to his work; so much so that his wife and daughter have written him out of their lives. Sent to Fallujah and captured by insurgents, he is asked to kill children not unlike his own. The method: a meticulous, excruciating death by broken bones that his captor has forced him to learn.

Returning home after the ordeal, a new crisis awaits. A serial killer is on the loose, and his method of killing is the same. Ryan becomes a prime suspect, which isn't even the worst of his problems: Ryan's daughter is BoneMan's latest desire.

In a story that is devaststing in its skill and suspense, - Ted Dekker brings to bear his ability to terrify and compel in BONEMAN'S DAUGHTERS.

About this title

About the Author:

TED DEKKER is the author of twenty-two novels, with more than 3 milllion copies of his books sold to date, 1 million of them sold in 2007 alone.
Known for adrenaline-laced stories packed with mind-bending plot twists, unforgettable characters and confrontations between good and evil, Dekker has earned his status as a New York Times bestselling author.

From AudioFile:

Robert Petkoff masterfully portrays intelligence officer Ryan Evans's personality change after he experiences torture in the Middle East. Upon his return home, his daughter is kidnapped by the BoneMan, a serial killer who breaks all the bones of his child victims before killing them. Evans's personal experience with torture techniques makes him the FBI's primary suspect. Petkoff's versatile vocal skills deliver a compelling plot that is classic Dekker. In particular, Petkoff's depiction of the insane workings of the serial killer's mind is riveting. The substance of this story is raw and the scenes of torture unsettling, but the accounts of violence are suggestive, not graphic. G.D.W. © AudioFile 2009, Portland, Maine

About this edition

• Publisher: Center Street
• Publication date: 2009
• ISBN 10: 1599951959
• ISBN 13: 9781599951959
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 416