Heath Sommer
Paperback | Pages: 314 pages Rating: 4.14 | 176 Users | 40 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Human Obsession (Manufactured Identity #3) |
| Author | : | Heath Sommer |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 314 pages |
| Published | : | December 14th 2010 by Tate Publishing & Enterprises (first published December 2010) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Psychology. Fiction. Crime |
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A year before retirement, Chief of Police Frank Murphy wants nothing more than to spend his golden years on HGTV marathons and endless tee-off times. What he gets is a string of abductions that makes Ted Bundy look like an amateur. The Human Obsession is the sequel to Heath Sommer's 2009 breakout psychological thriller The Manufactured Identity, where Murphy and hapless lovers Addy and John Joe scramble against inhuman odds and unpredictable twists to solve the riddles of murder, obsession, and human weakness. Focusing on the trial of Cameron Bo, alleged murderer and loony from Sommer's The Grand Delusion, The Human Obsession takes readers even deeper into the minds of Sommers' belovedand twistedcharacters. In the end, no one could have seen why those meant to protect and serve may be in the greatest danger of all.Itemize Books In Pursuance Of The Human Obsession (Manufactured Identity #3)
| ISBN: | 1616637609 (ISBN13: 9781616637606) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Manufactured Identity #3 |
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Ratings: 4.14 From 176 Users | 40 ReviewsCritique Based On Books The Human Obsession (Manufactured Identity #3)
I have just reread this series for the third time. I am still troubled, to be honest by the whole concept, but like a car accident that secretly captivates me, I find myself thinking again and again about the themes in the book. Sommer first published manufactured identity in 2009, and I first heard of this book from a friend who had him in Child development last year at ISU. Then, another friend of mine held a massice book club to raise awareness of the series. I kinda joined with skeptacismI had a really hard time with John in this book series. I am still not sure how to think of him. It seems in one novel I love himm, another I hate him. and now I am just more confused then ever.Great but hard, honest look at life series.
What really amazed me about this series after reading this one is the fact the books are entirely different from each other. The contain a few of the same characters, but each one has a different feel. They also have each provoked different emotions. I wasn't expecting The Human Obsession to be so dark and gritty. But, the author decided to take us farther into the mind of someone willing to commit acts that most humans can't even begin to imagine. It was actually really hard for me to read at
Of course I loved it!
this series continues to build
had never heard of this author before reading this series in the ten guys book club....started a little slow then addicting and thought provoking. This is a new author i will be following some more. Not for you though if you have a weak stomach for blunt
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