New York Times" bestselling author McCammon returns with this new novel featuring Matthew Corbett, the magistrates clerk who investigates New York Citys first serial killer in 1702.
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New York Times" bestselling author McCammon returns with this new novel featuring Matthew Corbett, the magistrates clerk who investigates New York Citys first serial killer in 1702.
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Mr. McCammon's hero of relatively recent vintage, Matthew Corbett, takes you on yet another pulse-pounding early 18th century journey, this time through a fledgling, wild and crime-besotted New York City. McCammon paints his usual vivid portrait of the story's setting, magically transporting you to said time and locale, and placing you there, beside Matthew, experiencing the adventure with him. The only negative about this story is that it had to end. I am eagerly anticipating immersing myself in "Mister Slaughter", Corbett's next mission.
