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by Max Allan Collins The Behavioral Analysis Unit has been called to Lawrence, Kansas. Someone is murdering and posing the homeless in clean clothes. The local police are at a loss and call in the FBI who in turn calls in the B.A.U. unit. B.A.U. is well known for profiling criminals and solving their cases. While the local police are a bit reluctant to believe in this method, Agents Hotchner and Jason Gideon and crew will convince them otherwise. When another crime is committed that will also need FBI involvement can the B.A.U unit solve them both? Mr. Collins brings us the first book in a new series based on the television series Criminal Minds, titled Jump Cut. Reading like a script from the television show, it is fast paced and uses the same characters. It's easy to put faces to names while reading the book. It feels like reading something you already know about if you’ve watched the show. You know the end will have a resolution fitting of the B.A.U. |
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