Capturing the Devil
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Narrateur(s):
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Nicola Barber
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Auteur(s):
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Kerri Maniscalco
Determined to help, Audrey Rose and Thomas begin their investigations, only to find themselves facing a serial killer unlike any they've encountered before. Identifying him is one thing, but capturing him---and getting dangerously lost in the infamous Murder Hotel he constructed as a terrifying torture device---is another.
Will Audrey Rose and Thomas see their last mystery to the end---together and in love---or will their fortunes finally run out when their most depraved adversary makes one final, devastating kill?
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*"A marvelous yet somewhat gruesome mystery...an unexpected twist makes the ending worth the wait. A must-have."---School Library Journal (*starred review*)
"Kerri Maniscalco once again combines adventure, romance, murder and Victorian manners into an intoxicating cocktail that brings the story of this tenacious young forensic scientist to a satisfying conclusion."—Knoxville News Sentinel
"There are plenty of suspects and red herrings as well as tense escalations....A scenic, twisty mystery."--- Kirkus Reviews
"Maniscalco has created a serious, sharp-minded, and forward-thinking protagonist in Audrey Rose, whose fearlessness will endear her to readers looking for an engaging historical thriller. Abundant red herrings and a dash of romance round out this gruesome but engrossing story."
--- Publisher's Weekly
--- Publisher's Weekly
"Audrey is a young woman eager to use her brains and willing to flaunt society's rules....This mystery pays homage to classics like Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein [and] will satisfy those readers looking for historical mystery, a witty heroine, and a little romance."
---School Library Connection
---School Library Connection
"Audrey Rose is a witty, resourceful feminist who refuses to bow to Victorian-era gender norms. This dark, gothic landscape is peopled with nuanced, diverse characters who keep readers enthralled. A gripping mystery with a compelling heroine and just the right touch of romance." --- Kirkus Reviews
"Every sentence of this novel drips with decadence. The settings and Midnight Carnival performances are lush yet dangerous, beautiful yet terrifying. It was easy to understand just how Audrey Rose comes to be so enthralled with the Midnight Carnival and the performers because, as readers, we're put under the same exact spell.... Masterfully crafted."--- Hypable
wow
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fantastic!
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This book is more similar to the first one. The setting and the vibe are similar, even though it happens in the United States instead of London, and the series of murders is related to Jack the Ripper. I have to say, though, that, once again, I was not surprised by the identity of the murderer. This series is good, but even though the intrigues are well written and developed, the guilty parties are not too hard to identify. The only time I really struggled and couldn’t decide who was the most suspicious was while reading the third book.
While the identity of the Devil was quite obvious, the last third of the book was really intense, and it kept me at the edge of my seat. Even though I knew that somehow things would work out for Audrey Rose and Thomas, I couldn't help being anxious to know what would happen next, and how they would manage to stay alive, get rid of the romantic complication that arose in this book, and catch the serial killer.
The first part of the book focuses on Audrey Rose and Thomas's relationship, and there is a bit of drama and angst. I can see why some people didn't like this part of the book, but I have to admit that I loved it. Objectively, I’m not sure if this betrothal-drama twist was really necessary because we'd just got out of the whole jealousy and love-triangle drama from the third book, and in the end it was resolved quite easily, but the angst lover in me enjoyed reading it even though part of me wished to just see them be happy together and dive into another mystery.
It's hard not to adore Audrey and Thomas. I love that they treat each other as equals even though the book is set in the late 19th century. I love their banter and their wits, and the few sexy scenes between them were cute and full of love and cherishing. The smut was not explicit; it’s all fade to black, but we can feel the tension between them, and how it turns every tiny touch into firecrackers.
Great finale
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amazing
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sucks you in
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