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Murder and romance collide in Eye Contact.
Eye Contact would be a good read for fans of murder mysteries with a romantic subplot. Craft's writing style keeps the reader engaged, and the unique element of an astrophysicist claiming to have discovered a new planet adds an interesting twist to the classic whodunit style. Overall, Eye Contact is a captivating thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end.
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ISBN: 9781575664255
Authors:
Michael Craft
Publisher: Kensington
Date of Publication: 1999-06-01
Format: Paperback
Related Collections:
Mystery/Crime/Thriller
Goodreads rating: 3.79
(rated by 156 readers)
Description
Reviews for Michael Craft's Mark Manning series have been unanimously enthusiastic, full of praise for Craft's tightly-wound and intriguing mystery plots, as well as his sensitive, insightful portrayal of a man coming to terms with his sexuality. Kensington will re-release "Eye Contact", as well as Flight Dreams (5/00) and Body Language (7/00), so that the entire Mark Manning series will be available as it continues to be published by St. Martin's Press."Eye Contact" is a fiercely unpredictable, adrenaline-rushed story of murder, erotic illusion and a devastating crime that reveals the mysteries of the human heart. It begins as a simple assignment for Chicago Journal reporter Mark Manning. He's been hired to replace colleague Cliff Nolan on a top story: renowned astrophysicist Pavo Zarnik claims to have discovered a tenth planet.To the skeptical reporter, there is no story because there is no proof. But soon, Manning makes some startling discoveries. Nolan's body is found with a bullet hole in his back, and the last interview with Zarnik is missing. Now, the story is no longer a matter of metaphysics, but of murder. And to complicate matters, Manning's young, new assistant is haunting is days and dreams. Together, they're determined to find the truth about Nolan's death. . .and the inevitable, damning piece of evidence that the killer will do anything to destroy -- even it means committing murder again.
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