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Criminal Minds Novels
"They're members of the Behavioral Analysis Unit, an elite team of FBI profilers tasked with examining the nation's most twisted criminal minds—and anticipating their next moves before they strike again...."
| #1 "Jump Cut" by Max Allan Collins
 Summary: "The BAU team is dispatched to Lawrence, Kansas, to investigate a series of fatal stabbings among the town's homeless population. The victims have all been found freshly bathed, neatly groomed, and wearing new clothes. To profiler Jason Gideon, these look like careful staged murders in isolated settings, fulfilling the sick fantasies of one or more Unknown Subjects. When the kidnapping of a young heiress presents a second, seemingly unrelated crime for the BAU to help solve, Gideon deduces a sinister connection, despite the variance in MOs. The kidnap victim must be found -- before she too is a player in the mind games of a pair of UnSubs who are inventing horrific new ways to kill." |
| #2 "Killer Profile" by Max Allan Collins
 Summary: "The BAU team is called in to help Chicago detectives investigate a series of bizarre murders: a couple shot to death in a parked car; two women strangled in a public park; and a young man's decomposed body stuffed in a plastic barrel. Though equally violent and disturbing, the crimes seem unrelated—until profiler David Rossi makes the connection. Rossi recognizes each grisly tableau, murders modeled on the crime scenes of three of the country's most notorious serial killers: the Son of Sam, Ted Bundy, and Jeffrey Dahmer. Someone is taking the cult of true crime to terrifying extremes...and since there are so many killers left to emulate, Rossi wonders how he can possibly profile a killer who's hiding within the killer profiles of others." |
#3 "Finishing School" by Max Allan Collins
 Summary:The bodies of three young girls are discovered in the woods of Bemidji, Minnesota, the result of barbiturate poisoning. Unable to identify the victims, the local police turn to the Behavioral Analysis Unit. Profiler David Rossi learns that the girls disappeared more than ten years ago from Georgia. Further investigation reveals that the perpetrators have been involved in a cycle of kidnapping and murder for close to twenty years—and are about to start again… |
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| Bottes | I have to say, Killer Profile was the best | 1 | Sep 23 2009, 4:01 PM EDT by falcon_912 | ||
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A few months back I went downtown to buy the three books. And I read them all within three days =)
And out of all the books, I really really truely love Killer Profile, although the idea for Finishing School and Jump Cut was ingenious I found KP gives you an idea of true crime, and history of serial killers. And of course, Allan Max Collins is brillant at making an equal balance of mentioning each one of the Special Agents =) I truely hope he soon decides to work on an other Criminal Minds Novel =D
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| DantanaFan15 | Interested in the books! | 10 | Aug 26 2009, 7:03 AM EDT by SporkQueen | ||
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Are there any left for grabs?
If not, do you know where i could get them? I live in BC Canada and i have never actually seen the books ANYWHERE! If you could help me out, that would be perfectly great! Thanks! |
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| MorganDelco | AH HAA HAA!!!! | 9 | Jul 3 2009, 3:33 PM EDT by ReidAddict47 | ||
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THis writer is a genius! He writes books for Csi, and CSI: Miami as well, I have them. I'm willling to bet these books are insane...( By that I mean to say very well written and amazing)
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