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There doesn't seem to be an upcoming book in The Lincoln Rhyme Series. The newest book is The Watchmaker's Hand and was released on November, 28th 2023. One-Man Army: As a former soldier, he can effectively kill numerous people by himself, wield all manner of firearms and explosives, and escape unscathed from the most pitched firefights.
Impaled Palm: Amelia runs his hand through with her knife during their Knife Fight. It barely slows him down. Note: Rhymes with Prey also features Lucas Davenport and was written with John Sandford. If You Like Lincoln Rhyme Books, You’ll Love… Dirty Cop: The leader of a department full of them, and he was the one who initially took the deal with the pesticide company. Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: In a book that features a ring of murderous Dirty Cops and introduces the remorseless Professional Killer who becomes Rhyme's Arch-Enemy, Vincent is still the most despicable character around.
Det. Art Snyder (Ret.)
A tech-savvy sadist who uses personal information found in Internet databases to frame people for his thefts, rapes, and murders. When he frames Rhyme's brother Arthur, he draws the scrutiny of the detective. Rhyme's caretaker, and his closest companion other than Amelia. Usually only involved in the investigation to the degree of writing down notes on the board, but wherever Rhyme goes and whatever situation he's in, Thom will follow.
I Have Many Names: Goes by Gerald Duncan for the majority of The Cold Moon before switching to his real name for the denouement, and in following books he goes steadfastly by Richard Logan. The Sociopath: He is willing to take the lives of absolutely anyone with no remorse, as long as he gets paid, and to what degree he has real emotions is up for debate. However, he does feel some kind of personal connection to Rhyme. Eye Scream: Amelia shoots him through the scope of his rifle, filling his eye with glass and bullet fragments. Southern Gentleman: Even more so than his cousin, due to continuously living in the Deep South rather than moving away. Dark and Troubled Past: His family died in a car accident when they slid off an icy road, and he watched them drive off without him for unknown reasons, giving him an additional sense of abandonment and survivor's guilt to contribute to his rage. However, his memories of the incident were actually distorted by a dose of toxic pesticide he accidentally inhaled. Said pesticide was used by Jim Bell's forces to poison his family's car, which was why they were shivering and refusing to open the door for him.A psychotic mercenary and main villain of The Coffin Dancer. An ex-soldier turned Professional Killer, he ventures to New York with a list of targets related to an airline company and sets about methodically eliminating them with bombs and high-powered weaponry. However, in reality, he is not the Coffin Dancer that is being searched for, and is merely a puppet of the other assassin. Due to the Dead: After the Ghost murders him, Rhyme has a small shrine erected in his room in memoriam. It is still there a few books later and has been occasionally mentioned in passing. Escape Artist: So good at setting up elaborate escapes that he often appears to vanish into thin air as the police are cornering him. After Stanton is taken away, Rhyme is convinced to assist in another investigation, and accepts the offer under condition that he's allowed to continue working with Sachs.
Heroes Want Redheads: He admits as much when he tells Amelia, who is a redhead, that he was attracted to another girl with red hair in college.Trouble in Mind (2014) (includes two stories featuring Lincoln Rhyme, one story featuring Kathryn Dance and one story featuring John Pellam) Starting from the publication of the first book, The Bone Collector, he partners with Amelia Sachs, a police detective who will become his eyes at the various crime scenes.
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