Saturday, February 19, 2011

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The eyes Schneider - Valentina Berger

I am with so much thin books are often skeptical of the house is something I must confess, because I always had the thought that maybe things are worked out properly. But the thriller by Marina Heib also are quite good and thin:)
"The eyes Schneider" is put up cover technical as well as the current so as to be common for thriller seems red writing in so nervous strange font (similar to "Obsession" only the there round the font and is full), and much white on the cover. I personally think that presentation so relatively boring and rather arbitrary direction, but it seems to work well sales-increasing otherwise it would probably occur less frequently now.
The title sounds promising and promising Bluuuut - so it landed after a brief check of the content on the wish list.
content :
He cuts them out alive in the eyes: young, beautiful women. Because he needs her sight ... Heinz Martin, forensic scientists in Vienna, a serial killer is on the trail. Two women he has been tortured and mutilated. Both victims were attractive, slim and tall. Then disappears Martins Beautiful sister without a trace, and shortly thereafter he sent the killer a message that leaves no doubt about what he had with it intends ...

The main players in the form of laboratory technician, pathologist and Commissioner very sympathetic and for such a thin book describes in some detail I found. That would be one reason why I would give a follow-up band a chance if you want to be a series.
The case was rather weak and I think far too early too clear, even as the end has nothing ripped out. Overall, I felt this book is relatively predictable and real power came for me not to.
The book is at times for my taste too packed with information about the protagonists, as one would prefer one or the other side of the tensions or the possibility of the puzzles can take advantage of motives.

Overall I found the book seems so-so, and would distribute ne 3-4 because I was already anticipated too much too soon.

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