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| author = Ted Dekker |
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| publication date = 2010 |
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{{quote|''He loves them because they are beautiful. He kills them because he loves them.''}} |
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'''''The Bride Collector''''' is a novel by [[Ted Dekker]] that was published April 2010. |
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The book opens in Denver, Colorado, after a serial killer the FBI dubs "The Bride Collector" killed his fifth victim. Special agent Brad Raines, the leader of the investigation, finds the killer's trademark a veil, and a note at the body. Hard-pressed for clues, he follows the lead to the Center for Wellness and Intelligence, a private home for incredibly brilliant mentally ill residents. There, he meets four residents who agree to assist him with the case. Raines is intrigued by one in particular- a schizophrenic girl named Paradise who is able to experience the victims' final moments. They bond working on the case. The killer picks up his pace, and things get personal and incredibly dangerous. |
The book opens in Denver, Colorado, after a serial killer the FBI dubs "The Bride Collector" killed his fifth victim. Special agent Brad Raines, the leader of the investigation, finds the killer's trademark a veil, and a note at the body. Hard-pressed for clues, he follows the lead to the Center for Wellness and Intelligence, a private home for incredibly brilliant mentally ill residents. There, he meets four residents who agree to assist him with the case. Raines is intrigued by one in particular- a schizophrenic girl named Paradise who is able to experience the victims' final moments. They bond working on the case. The killer picks up his pace, and things get personal and incredibly dangerous. |
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* [[Happily Ever After]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:53, 11 November 2022
Written by: | Ted Dekker |
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Genre(s): | Suspense, Thriller |
First published: | 2010 |
He loves them because they are beautiful. He kills them because he loves them. |
The Bride Collector is a novel by Ted Dekker that was published April 2010.
The book opens in Denver, Colorado, after a serial killer the FBI dubs "The Bride Collector" killed his fifth victim. Special agent Brad Raines, the leader of the investigation, finds the killer's trademark a veil, and a note at the body. Hard-pressed for clues, he follows the lead to the Center for Wellness and Intelligence, a private home for incredibly brilliant mentally ill residents. There, he meets four residents who agree to assist him with the case. Raines is intrigued by one in particular- a schizophrenic girl named Paradise who is able to experience the victims' final moments. They bond working on the case. The killer picks up his pace, and things get personal and incredibly dangerous.
- Beautiful All Along: Paradise
- Happily Ever After
- The Makeover: Paradise
- Serial Killer: Quinton Auld
- True Beauty Is on the Inside
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