Published: March 09, 2012
Words: 123,743 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN:
9781466118393
Short description
Peter Leech is a devious killer, brutalized by years in prison. Now he is up for parole and, one way or another, he wants out. Can criminal profiler Doc Powers unravel the truth about Leech and stop him taking revenge on those he blames for his conviction? And can Doc help protect the beautiful parole officer who has unwittingly become the subject of this psychopath’s wild obsessions
Peter Leech has spent half a lifetime in prison for the vicious murder of his parents on his eighteenth birthday. He is a cunning, devious killer, brutalized by his years of incarceration.
Now he is up for parole and, one way or another, he wants out. He has two obsessions – his lust for Judy Finch, a beautiful parole officer who has rebuffed his advances, and his thirst for revenge on those he blames for his conviction...
His nemesis, Doc Powers, was the forensic psychiatrist responsible for determining his fitness to stand trial. Now Doc is on the panel considering Leech’s parole application.
But Doc fears for his own sanity. His feelings of guilt over his wife’s death and his terrible experiences as a criminal profiler threaten to overwhelm him. Hallucinations haunt Doc as he struggles to convince his colleagues that Leech is a dangerous unreformed psychopath.
A blossoming relationship with Judy helps Doc heal – emotionally and professionally – but he soon discov.. (Read more)
Peter Leech has spent half a lifetime in prison for the vicious murder of his parents on his eighteenth birthday. He is a cunning, devious killer, brutalized by his years of incarceration.
Now he is up for parole and, one way or another, he wants out. He has two obsessions – his lust for Judy Finch, a beautiful parole officer who has rebuffed his advances, and his thirst for revenge on those he blames for his conviction...
His nemesis, Doc Powers, was the forensic psychiatrist responsible for determining his fitness to stand trial. Now Doc is on the panel considering Leech’s parole application.
But Doc fears for his own sanity. His feelings of guilt over his wife’s death and his terrible experiences as a criminal profiler threaten to overwhelm him. Hallucinations haunt Doc as he struggles to convince his colleagues that Leech is a dangerous unreformed psychopath.
A blossoming relationship with Judy helps Doc heal – emotionally and professionally – but he soon discovers he’s ill-prepared for Leech’s re-entry into his life...
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Tags
suspense,
murder,
murder mystery,
guilt,
serial killer,
revenge,
psychopath,
mystery detective,
profiler,
convicted murderer,
forensic psychology,
parole,
women in jeopardy,
women in danger,
british crime fiction,
crime investigation,
thriller book,
thriller crime,
psychopathic killer,
uk fiction,
remorseless killer,
without conscience
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Review by:
Geoff Maynard
on April 02, 2012 :
I was expecting this book to be good. I wasn't disappointed. It's good, a very good read all round, far superior to the vast majority of airport novels and the like which adorn the bookshop shelves. Well researched and a story well told. It starts at a brisk pace and speeds as it progresses, good old fashioned story-telling at it's very best. I am now in my sixties and the clock is ticking - consequently I am a grumpy old man and have little time for also-rans. This is not an also ran - I repeat - it's right up there with the very best.
My wife also read this book. It is rare that we both find a book which we both like and are sorry to have finished but Remorseless filled the bill for both of us.
Read it. You won't be disappointed.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)