Need something to make your mind twist around, but just demand more? Well, then I’ve got the perfect book for you. The Devil’s Teardrop is a psychological thriller with more turnarounds than the roads in U.S.A.
The Devil’s Teardrop is a mix of a psychologist and a terrorism thriller, It’s all about finding clues and make the right choices. You’ve got to make your mind work with you in this book, because It’s so freaking interesting and it got so much information for you to process.
After I had a look at the book cover and read the title, I will say the red represent blood and that the leaves might tell you that It’s autumn or early winter. The black spot or circle is the devil’s teardrop, if you have an eye for details it can seem like we’re looking at the drop from above, while it’s falling down onto a leaf.
The Devil’s Teardrop is another masterpiece by the brilliant writer Jeffery Deaver. He is a former attorney, journalist and folk singer, but have now turned out to be an exceptional full-time writer. He is a model of the fifties from Glen Ellyn, Illinois. The Devil’s Teardrop, it’s just another book’s success from him. Some others are: A Maiden’s Grave and The Bone Collector.
The book is all about catching a man called “The Digger“, after he opened fire at a crowded subway station on new years eve. Approximately an hour later, a note demanding 20 million dollars is found under a vending machine. It says that if the money isn’t delivered by 4pm, the so called “Digger” will keep keep killing. So at 4pm, 8pm and midnight the “Digger” will start over again, in a new place every time, killing more and more people. He is being controlled by a very smart person, because the plan is almost bulletproof. Just almost.
The FBI decides to call in the one and only person who can stop this, Parker Kincaid, a retired FBI agent. He’s an expert forensic document analyzer, he can tell where a criminal is from or what gender by just taking a look of the note he wrote. So this is the guy who is supposed to stop the murderer, a man that is used to sit behind a desk reading notes and papers? If this is what you thought, then you should read the book and see yourself. The story will stay suspenseful throughout the book thanks to the four-hour limit between the massacres and all the twists and turns when you at least except them.
There’s only one thing left to do now, go read the book!