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[https://www.amazon.com/Adam-Ted-Dekker/dp/1595540075 '''''Adam'''''] is a 2008 novel by [[Ted Dekker]]. In it, Daniel Clark, an FBI agent obsessed with his job to the point of marital ruin, is on the trail of [[Serial Killer]] Eve. Eve is a systematic killer,striking every new moon, and has killed 15 young women so far. |
[https://www.amazon.com/Adam-Ted-Dekker/dp/1595540075 '''''Adam'''''] is a 2008 novel by [[Ted Dekker]]. In it, Daniel Clark, an FBI agent obsessed with his job to the point of marital ruin, is on the trail of [[Serial Killer]] Eve. Eve is a systematic killer,striking every new moon, and has killed 15 young women so far. |
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| Written by: | Ted Dekker |
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| Genre(s): | Thriller |
| First published: | April 1, 2008 |
Adam is a 2008 novel by Ted Dekker. In it, Daniel Clark, an FBI agent obsessed with his job to the point of marital ruin, is on the trail of Serial Killer Eve. Eve is a systematic killer,striking every new moon, and has killed 15 young women so far.
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Tropes used in Adam (novel) include:
- Adam and or Eve: Guess.[context?]
- Back from the Dead: Kind of. May qualify as Not Really Dead.
- Demonic Possession: Serial killer, Alex Trane is possessed by a demon that is referred to as Eve, and is the one doing the killing.
- Getting Crap Past the Radar: When Lori is at the crime scene, she asks one of the investigators if they found blood, urine, or semen. Now why would she be questioning them about that last one? Hmm...
- The Reveal[context?]
- Scars Are Forever[context?]
- Serial Killer[context?]