Book cover for The Butcher's Theatre: An engrossing psychological crime thriller by Jonathan Kellerman

The Butcher's Theatre

An engrossing psychological crime thriller

2008 Released
646 Pages
13-14 Hours
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HeadlineISBN 9780755351596

Murder is never clear-cut...

From the New York Times No. 1 bestselling author Jonathan Kellerman, The Butcher's Theatre is a thriller filled with tension and terror. Perfect for fans of Michael Connelly and Harlan Coben.

'A psychopathological blockbuster' - Observer

In the '60s Jerusalem was dubbed 'The Butcher's Theatre'. Decades later and the City of Peace is about to regain that title. The corpse of a young Arab girl has been found - her body violated and then carved up with chilling precision. Sexual murders are virtually unheard of in Jerusalem and the killing throws an already unstable city into turmoil.

Chief Inspector Daniel Shalom Sharavi, himself a Yemenite Jew, takes charge of the case. But with political and religious tensions in the city muddying the murder trail, could he be about to lose the killer in the confusion?

What readers are saying about The Butcher's Theatre:

'Thoroughly absorbing'

'Just phenomenal'

'Awesome story which is gripping, pacy, a tad gory [and just a brilliant read'

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