The Traveler
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The Traveler

by John Katzenbach

Publisher
Open Road Integrated Media, Inc.
Pages
432
Language
English
Published
1987

Overview

From the New York Times–bestselling author: "A powerful, obsessive novel of murder and madness" traveling cross-country ( The New York Times). Miami detective Mercedes Barren, recovering from a traumatic shooting, has transferred to the relative quiet of the forensics department to get her life back on track. Yet this peace is put on hold when she gets a wrenching phone call: Her niece, Susan, has become the latest victim of a fiendish serial killer. When a local man is apprehended, Mercedes is convinced he's guilty of all the murders—except for Susan's. She has reason to believe her niece's killer is a copycat now heading across America, mapping out his next deadly moves. To track him down, Mercedes enlists the help of his brother, Martin, a psychiatrist specializing in sex offenders. Now, they're following a trail of victims on a terrifying road trip where the lines between predator and prey begin to blur as they accelerate toward a "genuinely shattering climax . . . of devastating horror and suspense" ( The Washington Times). "Daring and admirable . . . compulsive reading." — Chicago Tribune "[This] scary book seizes your interest rather than asks for it." — The Daily Record (Baltimore) "Nail-biting suspense." — The Philadelphia Inquirer

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