Ice Cold (Rizzoli & Isles #8), 2010 (alternate title: The Killing Place).The Keepsake (Rizzoli & Isles #7), 2008 (alternate title: Keeping The Dead).The Mephisto Club (Rizzoli & Isles #6), 2006.

The Apprentice (Rizzoli & Isles #2), 2002.The series are listed in order of publication and reading order. Here are the Tess Gerritsen books in order for her Rizzoli & Isles series and her standalone medical thrillers and romantic suspense novels. Her acclaimed Rizzoli & Isles series is well known all over the world, and its publicity has led to the creation of the popular TV series produced by TNT in the US. Tess Gerritsen is one of the most impressive medical thriller authors of today. It is probably the one series that everyone immediately thinks of when hearing the author’s name. of violence and chases 15% Planning/preparing, gather info, debate puzzles/motives 40% Feelings, relationships, character bio/development 25% How society works & physical descript.Last Updated on JThe Tess Gerritsen books in order include above all the author’s popular Rizzoli & Isles book series. Catherine is tied up, about to be raped and cut again, when the police search led by Jane eventually finds her in a woods cabin, and Hoyt dies in the resulting shootout.Ĭlick on a plot link to find similar books! Plot & Themes Composition of Book descript. Warren and Andrew murdered together, and Warren continued the trend in Boston, using his job as a lab technician to collect personal details of the women he eventually killed. The killer turns out to be an accomplice and medical school classmate of Andrew Capra, a man named Warren Hoyt. Jane and Thomas catch up with the clues and a financial trail just as Catherine is kidnapped and taken the killer's personal lab - because that is where he works, as a lab technician at the hospital. Their investigation is not fast enough, as Catherine is pinpointed as the next victim and there are grisly hints of what the killer has in store for her - threatening message, her personal effects rearranged, and finally a mutilated woman sent to the ER as a 'gift' and warning to Catherine. Jane's investigation unearths a pattern of clues which shows that the killer is leaving a calling card each time, to show his next crime scene. Catherine discovers this because one of them was on her Internet support group for abused women. Meanwhile, a connection is discovered that connects all the murder victims: all of them were previously rape victims. Thomas and Jane get a psychological evaluation of the killer, and learn that he is obsessed with control and possession of his victims. The novel has passages from his viewpoint, and it becomes clear that he is intelligent, educated, well-read and obsessed with killing, blood, and power over beautiful women. The murderer meanwhile begins to focus on a new target in Boston/Brookline, a sales representative named Nina.

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