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Anonymous
Posted April 2, 2012
Having lived twenty minutes away from where dahmer did for the last twenty five years of my life this book especialy intrigued me. This is much different from all of edward lees other books. Very light on the blood and guts that lee is known for this is a work of fiction but reads like a true crime novel. A good read
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Overview
In November 1994, one of history's most diabolical serial-killers is beaten to death by another inmate in the prison where he was serving fifteen consecutive life sentences. Jeffrey Dahmer is dead. Or is he?Two weeks after the madman's body is buried, another cannibalistic murder spree begins. Fingerprints, DNA, and modus operandi all link Dahmer to the hideous crimes.
Homicide cop Helen Closs is certain it's all a hoax or a clever copycat...until the night her own phone rings, and Jeffrey Dahmer himself begins to...