Lincoln Rhyme Thrillers Series by Jeffery Deaver - 7 Book Paperback Collection Set - Bone Collector, Coffin Dancer, Empty Chair & More - Crime

Titles in This Set The Bone Collector The Coffin Dancer The Empty Chair The Stone Monkey The Vanished Man The Twelfth Card The Cold Moon Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529341874 Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Age Range: Adult Overview Step into the razor-sharp world of forensic criminalist Lincoln Rhyme with this seven-book paperback collection from bestseller Jeffery Deaver. Spanning the first seven novels, from The Bone Collector through to The Cold Moon, this set follows quadriplegic detective Rhyme and partner Amelia Sachs as they hunt New York's most cunning killers. Packed with forensic detail, breathless pacing, and signature Deaver twists, this collection is a genuine treat for crime and thriller readers looking to devour a landmark series from the very beginning. About the Books This collection opens with The Bone Collector , introducing Lincoln Rhyme, a former head of NYPD forensics left quadriplegic after an accident, drawn back into fieldwork to catch a killer who leaves cryptic clues for police to decode. The Coffin Dancer pits Rhyme and Sachs against a professional assassin hired to eliminate witnesses before a high-profile trial. In The Empty Chair , Rhyme travels to North Carolina for experimental surgery and is pulled into a manhunt for a teenager accused of kidnapping and murder. The Stone Monkey sees the pair pursue a ruthless human smuggler after a migrant ship runs aground off Long Island. The Vanished Man introduces an illusionist-turned-killer whose skills of misdirection test Rhyme's deductive methods. The Twelfth Card centres on a teenage girl targeted after researching her family history, unearthing dangerous secrets rooted in the past. Finally, The Cold Moon introduces a killer who leaves ticking clocks beside his victims, counting down to their deaths. Across all seven novels, Deaver's trademark blend of forensic science, labyrinthine plotting, and late-breaking twists keeps readers guessing until the final page, cement