Jeff Lindsay Dexter in the Dark Reviews

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Bad Points: supernatural aspect

General comments: I enjoyed Jeff Lindsay's Dexter in the Dark book but i was a bit upset at Lindsay delving into the supernatural. it seemed like such a stray from the previous books. will the tv show do this too? if so, it may loose some veiwership. i actually enjoy some supernatural fiction but when i know thats what to expect. it threw me and it seemed unrealistic in the context of the series. i was hoping at the end that the IT would turn out to have a more realistic explanation.

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Jeff Lindsay is a master of chills and thrills! His latest installment the in the Dexter series is quite a gem to behold. With twists at every turn and Dexter's comedic voice to narrate, this novel is a treat to read. After reading it I was certainly shocked and happy with the ending, and it could only have been a bit better if Jeff Lindsay had not strayed so much from the original realism of the previous books. This is the only part of the novel that was a bit unrealistic to me. Other than that ...

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This third book of Dexter's adventures goes off on a tangent from the others. Here Dexter is on the trail of a cold blooded killer yet again. Unfortunately he has some personal issues vexing him. Particularly the Dark Passenger. A being or force within Dexter which had motivated him to kill has decided to vacate. As though it has been scared away. He's also on the precipice of getting married to his long term girl friend Rita and contends not with doubts about this but rather as a side lin ...

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Miami crime scene investigative cop Dexter Morgan uses his policing skills to solve cases and to hide the evidence of his being a serial killer who heeds his Dark Passenger voice inside him to kill someone although he limits his victims to those he deems evil. His current official assignment is to investigate the gruesome crime scene of a double homicide at the University of Miami. The two female students were burned and beheaded in what seems like a ritual killing.

However, Dexter, who is th ...