Last Move
11 hrs. 25 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Mary Burton
Author
Mary Burton
Narrator
Irina Efremova
Narrator
Irina Efremova
Description
Kate Hayden is an FBI profiler and an expert in forensic linguistics. She can expertly identify maniacs by the words they use—written or spoken. But she can’t keep her own nightmares in check…
San Antonio. Again that cursed city. The city of her youth, the city of her nightmares. Many years ago, agent Hayden experienced a personal tragedy here that pushed her into profiling. Here she also caught and put behind bars a notorious serial killer nicknamed the Samaritan. But something impossible happened—his murders continued. Either Kate made a terrible mistake by imprisoning an innocent man, or a copycat appeared in the city.
Starting the investigation together with a peculiar detective, Theo Mazur, she quickly realizes she’s dealing not with an ordinary maniac but with a formidable enemy—a foe who knows her far too well. And the closer they get to the killer, the clearer the main rule of their game becomes: don’t believe anything you see…
From the author of New York Times and USA Today bestsellers. For her, hunting serial killers is like playing chess. Understanding the opponent’s tactics, anticipating his moves several steps ahead, and luring him into a trap. But he is a worthy rival—and it’s still unknown whose move will be the last.
A novel in the spirit of “Silence of the Killer” and the cult film “The Clamper” with Sigourney Weaver, which launched Hollywood’s fashion for profilers.
San Antonio. Again that cursed city. The city of her youth, the city of her nightmares. Many years ago, agent Hayden experienced a personal tragedy here that pushed her into profiling. Here she also caught and put behind bars a notorious serial killer nicknamed the Samaritan. But something impossible happened—his murders continued. Either Kate made a terrible mistake by imprisoning an innocent man, or a copycat appeared in the city.
Starting the investigation together with a peculiar detective, Theo Mazur, she quickly realizes she’s dealing not with an ordinary maniac but with a formidable enemy—a foe who knows her far too well. And the closer they get to the killer, the clearer the main rule of their game becomes: don’t believe anything you see…
From the author of New York Times and USA Today bestsellers. For her, hunting serial killers is like playing chess. Understanding the opponent’s tactics, anticipating his moves several steps ahead, and luring him into a trap. But he is a worthy rival—and it’s still unknown whose move will be the last.
A novel in the spirit of “Silence of the Killer” and the cult film “The Clamper” with Sigourney Weaver, which launched Hollywood’s fashion for profilers.
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