Chris Carter's gripping thriller provides horror and goosebumps

The police help to put an end to crooks and killers. But who steps in when they themselves become the target of a creative psychos device?

The “Death Artist” by Chris Carter

Chris Carter's works skillfully combine gory details with exciting psychological investigation. He was long considered forensic psychological consultant He worked for the public prosecutor's office before deciding to combine his real-life experiences with dark fantasy and bring the “A Hunter and Garcia Thriller” series to life. “Death Artist” is the fourth volume in the thriller series, which has earned its place in the genre with its creativity and brutality.

“The Chestnut Man”, the film adaptation of the thrillers of the same name, combines art and murder. We show you what you can expect in the film adaptation in this trailer:

What is Carter’s “Death Artist” about?

Hunter and Garcia have already got in the way of many a psycho and have successfully ended series of murders and horrors. But the next killer is never far away; especially in Los Angeles. But this time it is different. On the one hand, the murderer has made it his mission to do the absolutely righteous things in the city, which gradually causes fear in the Los Angeles Police Department. On the other hand, this killer is a psychopath of the major leaguesWho else came up with the idea of ​​disfiguring his victims and reassembling them into “works of art”? The fact that Profiler Hunter fits the murderer's prey pattern perfectly doesn't exactly make the situation any easier.

Psycho with creativity: the “death artist”

Psychological thrillers are cruel, disturbing and at the same time nerve-wracking and highly exciting. Anyone who manages to put such a book down before the end either has strong nerves or should prepare themselves for a gripping evening of reading – especially with Chris Carter, because the former forensic psychologist knows exactly how to awakens the deepest fearsHis work “Death Artist” is frightening and the fact that the author has been dealing with real criminals for years gives the story a more than disturbing atmosphere. The chapters are nice and short, easy to read and you'll have finished it before you know it. Previous readers of volume four of the “A Hunter and Garcia Thriller” series are definitely enthusiastic, according to the 4.5 out of five stars from over 7,000 Amazon reviews.

The villain in Chris Carter's thriller “Death Artist” behaves in a disturbing, brutal and at the same time creative manner. As with all of this author's works, you should think carefully before reading whether your nerves are strong enough. You should also not have an important appointment the next day, because you can usually read a book like this in one sitting.

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