Red Dragon
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Dolarhyde had worked out to near-exhaustion with the weights, had watched his films and tried to satisfy himself. Still he was restless.
Excitement bumped his chest like a cold medallion when he thought of Reba McClane. He should not think of Reba McClane.
Stretched out in his recliner, his torso pumped up and reddened by the workout, he watched the television news to see how the police were coming along with Freddy Lounds.
There was Will Graham standing near the casket with the choir howling aw...ay. Graham was slender. It would be easy to break his back. Better than killing him. Break his back and twist it just to be sure. They could roll him to the next investigation.
There was no hurry. Let Graham dread it.
Dolarhyde felt a quiet sense of power all the time now.
The Chicago police department made some noise at a news conference. Behind the racket about how hard they were working, the essence was: no progress on Freddy. Jack Crawford was in the group behind the microphones. Dolarhyde recognized him from a Tattler picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dolarhyde had worked out to near-exhaustion with the weights, had watched his films and tried to satisfy himself. Still he was restless.
Excitement bumped his chest like a cold medallion when he thought of Reba McClane. He should not think of Reba McClane.
Stretched out in his recliner, his torso pumped up and reddened by the workout, he watched the television news to see how the police were coming along with Freddy Lounds.
There was Will Graham standing near the casket with the choir howling aw...ay. Graham was slender. It would be easy to break his back. Better than killing him. Break his back and twist it just to be sure. They could roll him to the next investigation.
There was no hurry. Let Graham dread it.
Dolarhyde felt a quiet sense of power all the time now.
The Chicago police department made some noise at a news conference. Behind the racket about how hard they were working, the essence was: no progress on Freddy. Jack Crawford was in the group behind the microphones. Dolarhyde recognized him from a Tattler picture.
What to read after Red Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Thomas, 1784-1861 to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 4 years ago
I have read two novels by the king of crime novels Mr Thomas Harris. The first one was Hannibal ,the second one was The Silence of the sleep. Both of them were exciting blockbusters.;though The Red Dragon was a class of its own .To be honest ıt was one of the best crime novels i have ever read.
The plot was both very realistic ,rational and educative.It provides an ordinary bookworm with unvaluable information how the federal agency is profiling the mindset of a mentally sock serial killer. Quite impressive.
Except for this another point i aprreciated about the plot was the connections drawn by the masters pure talent.
All were strictly connected to each other like a perfect spider web.
The final part of the novel was also really well.
For most of the professional authors fail at writing the final part of a novel.
The unexpected twist was pretty surprising along with a really good climax topping.
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