Dr Cordell is now living in Boston and even though her attacker is dead he seems to have followed her there. Catherine Cordell, shot her attacker and the spree ended. Eventully they discover that two years prior an identical crime spree occurred in Savanah, Georgia. She partners with Thomas Moore to work the case and find the link between the victims. He stalks very vulnerable women and eventully performs “surgery” on them thus his nickname “The Surgeon.” Homicide detective Jane Rizzoli takes the lead on the case and is eager to prove herself given this is the type of case that could make her career. It appears that a serial killer is in Boston. I have been watching Rizzoli and Isles on TV and love the show, so when I found out that it was based on Tess Gerritsen’s novels, I knew I had to read the series.
My thoughts: This is the first in Tess Gerritsen’s Jane Rizzoli/Maura Isles series and I really enjoyed it. Exposing the shocking link between those who kill and cure, punish and protect, The Surgeon is Tess Gerritsen’s most exciting accomplishment yet. and peopled with rich and complex characters–from the ER to the squad room to the city morgue–here is a thriller of unprecedented depth and suspense.
But even Moore cannot protect Cordell from a brilliant hunter who somehow understands–and savors–the secret fears of every woman he kills.įilled with the authentic detail that is the trademark of this doctor turned author. Her only comfort comes from Thomas Moore, the detective assigned to the case. With every new murder he seems to be taunting her, cutting ever closer, from her hospital to her home. Now she hides her fears of intimacy behind a cool and elegant exterior and a well-earned reputation as a top trauma surgeon.Ĭordell’s careful facade is about to crack as this new killer recreates, with chilling accuracy, the details of Cordell’s own ordeal. Catherine Cordell fought back and killed her attacker before he could complete his assault. The cops’ only clue rests with another surgeon, the victim of a nearly identical crime. The precision of the killer’s methods suggests he is a deranged man of medicine, propelling the Boston newspapers and the frightened public to name him “The Surgeon.” He slips into their homes at night and walks silently into bedrooms where women lie sleeping, unaware of the horrors they soon will endure. First line: Today they will find her body.įrom the inside cover: In her most masterful novel of medical suspense, New York Times bestselling author Tess Gerritsen creates a villain of unforgettable evil–and the one woman who can catch him before he kills again.
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