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Reader Reviews 4 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Could have been better., August 5, 1999 Reviewer: A reader from South Euclid, OH USA This book is almost like reading three books in one. One of the stories is about people with Alheimer's Disease who are being abandoned at hospitals all over the city. Another story is about a serial killer who enjoys killing people who like to spray paint on walls. Third--and best of all--is about a man who calls himself the Deaf Man. He is a criminal mastermind. I think McBain would have done better by leaving out the serial killings, which were just being done to cover up another crime, and he should have also left out the Alheimers cases and made the Deaf Man the only story in the book. It was the only story that held my attention. The Deaf Man was intriguing and charismatic, a very clever crimal genious. --This text refers to the Mass Market Paperback edition
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