Lazybones (Tom Thorne Series, 3)
Lazybones (Tom Thorne Series, 3) by Mark Billingham is a gripping addition to the detective genre, published by Avon in 2005. This reprint edition spans 432 pages and is presented in English. The narrative begins with a shocking discovery: a corpse found hooded, bound, and naked in a hotel room, setting the stage for a series of brutal murders that challenge Detective Inspector Tom Thorne’s resolve and investigative skills.
In this installment, Thorne grapples with the complexities of a vigilante killer whose victims provoke a moral dilemma. Each murder reveals a pattern that raises questions about justice and retribution, as the police face increasing pressure to apprehend the perpetrator. Readers will find a tense exploration of crime and morality, as Thorne races against time to stop a serial killer whose actions blur the lines between right and wrong. This edition offers a deep dive into the psychological aspects of crime, making it a thought-provoking read for fans of the genre.
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The first corpse was found hooded, bound, and naked, kneeling ona bare mattress in a seedy hotel room. This was no ordinary murder but rather the work of a killer driven by something special, somethingspectacular. The fact that the dead man was a convicted rapist recently released from prison only increases the bizarre nature of the gruesome crime … and the police’s reluctance to apprehend the perpetrator. It’s the body count that troubles Detective Inspector Tom Thorne, as brutal slaying follows brutal slaying, each victim more deserving than the last. Though he has no sympathy for the dead, Thorne knows he must put an end to a cruelly calculating vigilante’s bloody justice before time runs out — and a horrifically efficient serial killer targets a life worth fighting for.
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