Along with his four Harry Bosch novels, Michael Connelly joined ‘the top rank of a fresh generation of crime writers’ (LA Times). Today Connelly returns along with his most searing thriller however—a major fresh departure that recalls the very best function of Thomas Harris (Crimson Dragon, Silence of the Lambs) and Adam Patterson (Along Arrived a Spider).Our hero is Jack port McEvoy, a Rocky Hill Information crime-beat reporter. As the novel opens, Jack’s twin sibling, a Denver homicide detective, offers just killed himself. Roughly it seems. But when Jack port begins to research the phenomenon of police suicides, a disturbing design emerges, and shortly suspects that a serial murderer reaches function—a devious cop killer who’s remaining a coast-to-coast path of ‘suicide notes’ drawn in the poems of Edgar Allan Poe. It’s the story of the lifetime—except that ‘the Poet’ currently seems to know that Jack is trailing him.…Right here is definitive evidence that Michael Connelly is probably the best suspense novelist working today.