The Man in the Moon by Tom Tancin

The Man in the Moon by Tom Tancin
[Book #1- A Detective Lindsey Scott Novel]

Publisher: Destifire Books; 1st edition [December 11, 2007]
Paperback: 288 pages
Reading Level: Young Adult

Summary[From the book.]:

A Well Known Image...
A small, college town terrorized by the murder of college couples calls on the services of Detective Lindsey Scott. Detective Scott is dubbed 'solver of the unsolvable' and is a legend in law enforcement. Following the clues, Detective Scott discovers the the serial killer is obsessed with the moon. Calling himself the 'Man in the Moon', the killer is just as mysterious as the symbol. With twenty college kids murdered, Lindsey must use all of the clues and her skills as a detective to demystify the Man in the Moon and prevent him from killing again.
Becomes a Killer's Obsession.


Review:

The Man in the Moon was absolutely unbelievable. I loved it. This book had me so drawn in and distracted me from Hurricane Fay. It was very well written, and is a favorite of mine now. It drew you in from the first page and kept you into the book until the end. It drew up very vivid images in my head and made me think I was really there. And the suspense and the mystery, it had me biting my lip through a lot of the parts. I recommend this to anyone who loves a good thriller/mystery. Even if you don't normally read the genre, it's still really good.

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