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The Man Who Cast Two Shadows - Carol O’Connell. The Long Fall (Leonid McGill Book 1) - Walter Mosley. Cemetery Road (corrected) - Greg Iles.

Carol O’Connell is the New York Times bestselling author of the Mallory series, including Mallory’s Oracle, The Man Who Cast Two Shadows, Killing Critics, Stone Angel, Shell Game, Crime School, Dead Famous, Winter House, Find Me, The Chalk Girl, It Happens in the Dark, and Blind Sight. People Who Read The Man Who Cast Two Shadows Also Read. Inspired by Your Browsing History.

O'Connell shows a touch of poetry now and again in her prose, but the tone of her poetry is bleak. More of the story could be told from Mallory's point of view, and there are a few too many times when we're told about her behavior rather than seeing it for ourselves. All in all, Mallory is like a black hole at the very heart of this book, and if you can withstand her gravitational pull and resist the need for her to change, you are in for a treat involving one of the most fascinating characters in crime fiction. I read Malory's Oracle when it debuted and didn't think much of it. After reading The Man Who Cast Two Shadows I'm wondering about the mistake I made. The more I think of this second outing for Sgt. Kathy Mallory, the more I keep grinning.

The Man Who Cast Two Shadows is the second book in the Kathleen Mallory series written by Carol O'Connell. Mallory is a detective in New York City's Special Crimes Unit. Her colleagues fear she has been killed when a body is found in a park, similar in appearance and wearing a blazer embroidered with her name. Mallory quickly identifies the victim (whose fingers have been destroyed to hamper a positive ID) and she is given the case. The detectives only have three clues to work with including an unpublished manuscript, a missing computer file and a cat who knows the murderer.

Carol O’Connell’s novels continue to draw extraordinary praise for her unforgettable protagonist (The Miami Herald), thoroughly original characters (People), gifted storytelling (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), and prose so stunning it takes your breath away (Mostly Murder), all combining to produce some of the most stylishly innovative and witty mysteries in years (San Francisco Chronicle). Carol O’Connell is also the author of Mallory’s Oracle, The Man Who Cast Two Shadows, and Killing Critics. She lives in New York City.

Written by. Carol O'Connell. Manufacturer: Jove Release date: 1 July 1996 ISBN-10 : 0515118907 ISBN-13: 9780515118902.

Kathleen Mallory series. The clues point to three possible suspects who all live in the same building. This article about a crime novel of the 1990s is a stub.

Carol O'Connell is an author of crime fiction, with a large series of crime books focusing around the character Kathy Mallory. It is three days before Christmas, and two young girls have disappeared from the local academy. This hasn’t happened for fifteen years, since Rouge Kendall’s twin sister was murdered. The killer was found, but now Rouge, twenty-five and a policeman, is forced to wonder: Was he really the one?

Carol O’Connell is also the author of Mallory’s Oracle, The Man Who Cast Two Shadows, and Killing Critics. The fourth book in the Kathleen Mallory series, 1997. The young stranger who had preceded all of these events was sitting in a jail cell. Sheriff Jessop made out a receipt for the prisoner’s possessions, which were fewer than the average woman carried: on. 57 Smith & Wesson revolver and one handed-down pocket watch. Inside the cover of the watch were the names of the generations: David Rubin Markowitz, Jonathan Rupert Markowitz, Louis Simon Markowitz and, last to inherit, Mallory – just Mallory.