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Ten years ago, Las Vegas was terrorised by "CASt" - a vicious
serial killer responsible for nearly half a dozen brutal murders,
and who tested the mettle of the LVPD's new Captain, Jim Brass.
After a two-year spree, CASt suddenly disappeared and has
not been heard from... until now...
Gil
Grissom and his CSI team are called in to investigate a homicide
that perfectly fits the notorious criminal's modus operandi.
But all hell breaks loose when a reporter made famous by the
original cases receives a letter from someone claiming to
be CASt - and who says he has nothing to do with the latest
slaying. Now the CSIs must stop someone who may be a copycat
killer from striking again... even as a murderer from the
past continues to evade capture, and isn't taking too kindly
to rivals.
Binding
Ties is
an interesting addition to the CSI series of novels.
The tale that unfolds turns out to be a very personal investigation
for Brass - it was the first meaty case he sunk his teeth
into when he moved over to the LVPD.
Max
Allan Collins weaves a tale that is certainly worthy of the
CSI stamp. It probably wouldn't work that well as a
TV episode (too much of the plot relies on getting inside
the heads of the CSI team), but as a gripping accompaniment
to the show it works its magic.
Will
Brass and the CSI team finally catch CASt? Is it CASt, or
is a clever copycat murderer attempting to lure everyone into
a into a sick and deadly game? It's up to the CSI crime lab
to find that piece of evidence, if it exists, that will help
everything slot into place.
The
best CSI book to be released to date.
Pete
Boomer
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