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Hard to decide whether this is a two and a half rating book, or three star. Definitely a different way of killing victims than I've ever seen in a crime fiction book, but way to much information on the murderer's development of his killing technique. I won't go into the details here, but I don't consider myself that squeamish but I was a little taken aback by the author's description. Loved the Houston setting, started to feel an affinity for Stuart Haydon the detective in the book, but towards the middle and end didn't really get to understand his inner turmoil that well. I probably won't continue with the series--this was a used copy I had for several years, and I believe the next book is out of print. Just not enough there to hook me into keeping up with the characters.