Pursuit - Thomas Perry

After 13 patrons in a Louisville restaurant are murdered, criminology professor Daniel Millikan profiles the murderer. When the investigation stalls, Millikan calls in Roy Prescott, a professional manhunter who uses methods beyond the scope of the law. nPerry is the best suspense writer in the business.

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Pursuit is relentless, filled with twists and turns, that rare page-turner that keeps one reading late into the night to finish. n-The Boston Globe nThirteen bodies are found in a Louisville restaurant. When the police can find no suspect or motive, a victim's family seeks the services of the enigmatic and solitary specialist Roy Prescott, known for his ability to find people who don't want to be found.

Working outside the law and willing to do what the police can't, Prescott hunts the killer, an elusive adversary who is as smart, as methodical, as deadly as he is. The only way to conduct this pursuit is to goad the killer into believing that he must kill Roy Prescott. It is a contest fought from one end of the country to the other, and both men understand that when it's over, only one of them will be alive.n