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Jeff Lindsay,: Double Dexter: A Novel Description Everyone's favourite serial killer is back and deadlier than ever.A witness. Such a simple concept - and yet for Dexter. JEFF LINDSAY is the New York Times bestselling author and creator of the Dexter novels, the inspiration for the hit Showtime and CBS series Dexter. He lives in South Florida with his wife and three children. 6 - Jeff Lindsay - Double Dexter.epub. 7 - Jeff Lindsay - Dexter Fait Son Cinema.epub. Previous Post Previous Next Post Next. Share with your friends! Share Tweet, 0 points. Cancel reply. You must be logged in to post a comment. Connect with: Facebook Google. 1 Common Mistakes at KET.
Riley Wolfe is a master thief, expert at disguise, and not averse to violence when it's needed.It's no accident, though, that Riley targets the wealthiest 0.1 percent and is willing to kill them when they're in his way: he despises the degenerate and immoral rich and loves stealing their undeserved and unearned valuables.
In this series launch, Riley aims for an extraordinary target in a heist that will make history. Riley will try to steal the Crown Jewels of Iran. Yes, these jewels are worth billions, but the true attraction for grabbing them comes down to one simple fact: it can't be done. Stealing these jewels is absolutely impossible. The collection is guarded by space-age electronics and two teams of heavily armed mercenaries. No one could even think of getting past the airtight security and hope to get away alive, let alone with even a single diamond from the Imperial Collection.
No one but Riley Wolfe. He's always liked a challenge. But this challenge may be more than even he can handle. Aside from the impenetrable security, Riley is also pursued by a brilliant and relentless cop who is barely a step behind him.
With the aid of his sometime ally, a beautiful woman who is a master art forger, Riley Wolfe goes for the prize that will either make him a legend-or, more likely, leave him dead.
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(Dexter #6)
The dark and witty New York Times bestselling series...
The inspiration for Showtime's critically acclaimed show...
Double Dexter is Jeff Lindsay's completely new, wickedly entertaining novel.
A witness. Such a simple concept - and yet for Dexter Morgan, the perfectly well-disguised monster, the possibility of a witness is unthinkable. But when Dexter is on a very private, ve...more
The inspiration for Showtime's critically acclaimed show...
Double Dexter is Jeff Lindsay's completely new, wickedly entertaining novel.
A witness. Such a simple concept - and yet for Dexter Morgan, the perfectly well-disguised monster, the possibility of a witness is unthinkable. But when Dexter is on a very private, ve...more
Published October 18th 2011 by Doubleday
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VikasHannah is not a character from the books. In fact after the first book none of the storylines from the series match the books.
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Cassie BeebeSeveral of the books involve that theme. But if I remember correctly, I believe Dexter in the Dark is the first one that deals with that directly.…moreSeveral of the books involve that theme. But if I remember correctly, I believe Dexter in the Dark is the first one that deals with that directly. Dearly Devoted Dexter discusses it as well, but I'm pretty sure Dexter in the Dark talked about that a lot, so that's probably the one you're thinking of. (less)
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Aug 01, 2013Jayson rated it really liked it
Shelves: genre-crime, read-in-2013, author-american, 300-399-pp, genre-thriller, genre-horror, genre-mystery, genre-antihero
(B+) 78% Good
Notes: Not entirely original, but gives storylines and elements from previous books a more polished and satisfying do-over.
Notes: Not entirely original, but gives storylines and elements from previous books a more polished and satisfying do-over.
Jul 20, 2011Marvin rated it really liked it
After six novels and six seasons, it might be nice to compare where Dexter is as related to its two media universes. I should say there are spoilers for those who never read or seen Dexter (but no spoilers for Double Dexter) but anyone who has not read or seen Dexter and is reading this review of the sixth novel deserves to be spoiled.
So here we are with the various characters that make up DexterLand.
Lt. Guerta: TV - alive and kicking as one of the major characters
BOOK - Murdered by Dexter's br...more
So here we are with the various characters that make up DexterLand.
Lt. Guerta: TV - alive and kicking as one of the major characters
BOOK - Murdered by Dexter's br...more
Mar 10, 2015Edward Lorn rated it did not like it · review of another edition
Alternate titles for this book:
Dexter Doesn't Do Dinner, Dexter Gets a Cold, Dexter Joins Boy Scouts, and Dexter Meets Jaws.
Let me get the really horrible shit out of the way. I get the fact that Rita has always been the house-wifey sort. I dig that she enjoys cooking and cleaning and raising her kids. I get that. My wife and I have been together for fifteen years. She hasn't applied for a job since 2005 (I would never say she hasn't had a job since 2005 because being a stay-at-home Mom is proba...more
Dexter Doesn't Do Dinner, Dexter Gets a Cold, Dexter Joins Boy Scouts, and Dexter Meets Jaws.
Let me get the really horrible shit out of the way. I get the fact that Rita has always been the house-wifey sort. I dig that she enjoys cooking and cleaning and raising her kids. I get that. My wife and I have been together for fifteen years. She hasn't applied for a job since 2005 (I would never say she hasn't had a job since 2005 because being a stay-at-home Mom is proba...more
Normally, I find these books to be fun, fast, reads - a bit goofy, but entertaining.
So, where the hell did all of this misogyny come from? Was I reading with half of my brain for the past several books? The answer must be yes. At least, before, I found Astor and Deb to both be well developed and interesting women. This book has Astor transformed into a stereotypical flighty, bitchy teenage girl (there's a memorable scene of her turning into her mother as they try to pack for a trip and throw ide...more
So, where the hell did all of this misogyny come from? Was I reading with half of my brain for the past several books? The answer must be yes. At least, before, I found Astor and Deb to both be well developed and interesting women. This book has Astor transformed into a stereotypical flighty, bitchy teenage girl (there's a memorable scene of her turning into her mother as they try to pack for a trip and throw ide...more
Dec 19, 2018Vivian rated it liked it
Dexter is a mess.
Most people get better at their craft, this was flailing and improv at best and not what I expect from Dexter. To say I'm disappointed in his digression is putting it mildly. Cody and Astor are nice side characters, Doakes is clumping along menacingly, and good ole sis, Deborah is toned-down.
This feels wrong-footed, which suits the plotline, but it wasn't to my taste. I prefer precision and pride in craftsmanship.
Most people get better at their craft, this was flailing and improv at best and not what I expect from Dexter. To say I'm disappointed in his digression is putting it mildly. Cody and Astor are nice side characters, Doakes is clumping along menacingly, and good ole sis, Deborah is toned-down.
This feels wrong-footed, which suits the plotline, but it wasn't to my taste. I prefer precision and pride in craftsmanship.
Oct 13, 2011Rhiannon Ryder rated it it was amazing
Oh Dexter! Let me count the ways I love you. First off, you are so slick and hopeless at the same time, I adore the messes you get into. Secondly, if you have to have side kicks to your story then who better than your potty mouth sister, difficult stepchildren and flighty but lovely wife? Thirdly you are a funny, funny man, twisted, but funny. Fourthly, your stance on criminals, now who can argue with that? Fifthly you're a club scout participant, who doesn't love a serial killer cub scout? Reas...more
Oct 22, 2011Alisa Kester rated it really liked it
I'm Doubly Despondent to Discourse about this, but the beginning 3 -4 pages of this book are so Despairingly Dreadful that if this had been my first Dexter novel I would have stopped reading and never picked up another. Here's the first couple of lines:
'Of course there are clouds. They take over the sky and hide that pulsing swollen moon that is clearing its throat above them.'
Clearing its throat? Seriously? And it only gets worse from there. It is the most floridly purple few pages I have eve...more
Nov 17, 2011Wendy rated it liked it'Of course there are clouds. They take over the sky and hide that pulsing swollen moon that is clearing its throat above them.'
Clearing its throat? Seriously? And it only gets worse from there. It is the most floridly purple few pages I have eve...more
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Ok, Ok...it was better than I expected. Still, a good 50 pages can be cut out with all the inner monologue, ruminations of sweat, traffic and food. But I suppose those things make Dexter Dexter.
I still don't like the story line involving the kids. Especially Astor. It just doesn't fit.
But the Brian storyline ... He's just in her for a few suspicious glimpses.
** slight spoilers, ye be warned **
Why do I torture myself? Why am I reading another Dexter book after I swore them off more than a year...more
I still don't like the story line involving the kids. Especially Astor. It just doesn't fit.
But the Brian storyline ... He's just in her for a few suspicious glimpses.
** slight spoilers, ye be warned **
Why do I torture myself? Why am I reading another Dexter book after I swore them off more than a year...more
To be honest, I've only read the first three books in the Dexter series prior to reading this one, which, having read those first three books, I probably never would have read if I hadn't won it in an online giveaway. I don't remember Rita being as IMMENSELY ANNOYING in the first three books as she is in this one. Maybe she lost her ability to complete a sentence/thought somewhere in the fourth and fifth books, I'm not sure. I also remember Dexter having some amount of depth and problem solving...more
Aug 15, 2013Katy rated it really liked it · review of another edition Shelves: ebook
Book Info: Genre: Thriller/Police Procedural
Reading Level: Adult
Recommended for: twisted people
Trigger Warnings: murder
My Thoughts: Okay, this is my first read of this book, so it's all fresh and new and unknown! How exciting! To make things more fun, I did a sort of informal buddy read with Chuck from Bookworm Buddies over on Goodreads.
I was immediately struck by how strangely everyone is acting in this book. Rita is behaving very oddly, and Camilla Figg—always in the background, never any deta...more
Reading Level: Adult
Recommended for: twisted people
Trigger Warnings: murder
My Thoughts: Okay, this is my first read of this book, so it's all fresh and new and unknown! How exciting! To make things more fun, I did a sort of informal buddy read with Chuck from Bookworm Buddies over on Goodreads.
I was immediately struck by how strangely everyone is acting in this book. Rita is behaving very oddly, and Camilla Figg—always in the background, never any deta...more
Dec 11, 2012Josh rated it liked it · review of another edition
The opening sequence of DOUBLE DEXTER reads as good as any purist noir written. It’s moody, evocative, harrowing, and dark with a sense of foreboding and dread – a calm before the perfect storm. The opening chapter ties in nicely with Dexter's Dark Passenger persona. In fact, the opening sequences are so good that I couldn’t help but draw comparisons to Cornell Woolrich (vastly different authors yet sharing the same thematic quality early in this Dexter novel). Yet, this being dutiful domestic b...more
Nov 26, 2012Kristin Shafel rated it it was ok · review of another edition
My husband and I enjoy the Dexter TV series, and we had a long drive for Thanksgiving last week, so we borrowed the audiobook Double Dexter from the library thinking it would be something we'd both like. I'm glad the Dexter book world deviates from the TV show some, to spice things up from what we know in that world, but I think this probably isn't the best Dexter book to start with, if you're seriously interested in the series. I hated to give it just a 2-star rating on Goodreads, but that's wh...more
Feb 13, 2013Erin rated it liked it
Oh my god. I hate Rita with a fiery passion. I like TV Rita. I was shocked and saddened when they killed her off.
Book Rita, I want to bludgeon to death myself. She is so freaking annoying. And Jeff, REAL people do not talk like that. Even the most absent minded people can and occasionally do finish at least ONE entire sentence.
This one was narrated by Jeff Lindsay himself... and he did a HORRIBLE job at it. The worst offense was his Astor voice. Apparently he thinks that a preteen girl only spea...more
Book Rita, I want to bludgeon to death myself. She is so freaking annoying. And Jeff, REAL people do not talk like that. Even the most absent minded people can and occasionally do finish at least ONE entire sentence.
This one was narrated by Jeff Lindsay himself... and he did a HORRIBLE job at it. The worst offense was his Astor voice. Apparently he thinks that a preteen girl only spea...more
I keep reading the Dexter books, much as I previously kept watching the Dexter TV show, because the inherent idea has so much potential, and the character is, at his best-drawn, very interesting. And unlike some of the fans, I actually enjoyed it when the book series took a weird fantasy turn and we found out that Dexter's 'Dark Passenger' — the internal awareness and hunger that makes him a serial-killing predator—was a literal presence, a fragment of an ancient god. That said, the books can be...more
Oct 27, 2011James Gonzalez rated it it was ok
I'd have to say this is one of my least favorite Dexter books. While it was nice to have a villain who knew Dexter's identity and was always one step ahead of him, that came at the expensive of dumbing down Dexter himself. There were times where I was yelling at the book about how much of an idiot he was being, that the answer was too obvious. That was very disappointing.
Also, I know that Rita often talks in half sentences, but it seems like it went overboard this time. I swear she said maybe 6...more
Also, I know that Rita often talks in half sentences, but it seems like it went overboard this time. I swear she said maybe 6...more
Jeff Lindsay is getting lazy.
The story had potential, and Lindsay's witty style was spot-on, but I spent most of the book frustrated by glaring plot holes and flaws in character reasoning (a real problem when your protagonist is supposed to be exceptionally intelligent).
I've been noticing the same problems with recent Sookie Stackhouse books. Methinks both authors are suffering from 'Do I really need to be doing this since the TV shows spawned from my novels are making me enough cash to never e...more
The story had potential, and Lindsay's witty style was spot-on, but I spent most of the book frustrated by glaring plot holes and flaws in character reasoning (a real problem when your protagonist is supposed to be exceptionally intelligent).
I've been noticing the same problems with recent Sookie Stackhouse books. Methinks both authors are suffering from 'Do I really need to be doing this since the TV shows spawned from my novels are making me enough cash to never e...more
I really thought I was going to like this book a lot after the first few chapters, but it just seemed lazy. Every time Dexter was having an issue I thought, he is so much smarter than that, it shouldn’t have taken five chapters for him to figure it out. Just a disappointment.
Dec 15, 2011Bianca rated it it was ok
This book is a fall from twisted grace for this series. The standard arc is present - Miami serial killer to catch, someone finds out Dexter's killer identity, then it's a game of cat and mouse to see which killer finds the other one first.
This arc however seems lazy in comparison. Deb finds the Miami serial killer bad guy all by herself in the first 1/3 of the book - Dexter is not present for any of the police work but is instead cast in the role of baby sitter for Deb's son. The game if cat an...more
This arc however seems lazy in comparison. Deb finds the Miami serial killer bad guy all by herself in the first 1/3 of the book - Dexter is not present for any of the police work but is instead cast in the role of baby sitter for Deb's son. The game if cat an...more
Oct 11, 2014Siobhan rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Jeff Lindsay Double Dexter Epub Download
Throughout his career as the friendly neighbourhood serial killer, Dexter has avoided being noticed. However, all good things must come to an end and upon being seen Dexter is pulled into a dark and deadly game with an individual who is now out to get him.
Another book filled with Dexter’s wit and our favourite characters, this one follows Dexter as his seemingly perfect life becomes more dangerous for him and those closest to him. With all eyes focused upon him, Dexter soon finds himself in a pr...more
Another book filled with Dexter’s wit and our favourite characters, this one follows Dexter as his seemingly perfect life becomes more dangerous for him and those closest to him. With all eyes focused upon him, Dexter soon finds himself in a pr...more
Mar 02, 2015Sera rated it really liked it
In my opinion, the best book of the series thus far.
As I have stated in my prior reviews, Lindsay's Dexter books are best when it's about Dexter and his family, because the books that are heavier on police procedural aren't as interesting to me. Double Dexter is more focused on Dexter, his marriage and whether Dexter the serial killer will be discovered. I can't really say much else without spoilers, but this book was worth wading through the couple of others before it.
I also really enjoyed this...more
As I have stated in my prior reviews, Lindsay's Dexter books are best when it's about Dexter and his family, because the books that are heavier on police procedural aren't as interesting to me. Double Dexter is more focused on Dexter, his marriage and whether Dexter the serial killer will be discovered. I can't really say much else without spoilers, but this book was worth wading through the couple of others before it.
I also really enjoyed this...more
As I've said before, I do love Dexter. I really enjoyed this book, it's just typical Dexter...... funny and exciting. As much as I like the books, seeing the tv series has changed it for me...... I actually prefer watching it on tv.
Meh. Obviously Meh. If you have read this series after the show, it is pretty much ruined. Goes without saying.
There is really only one rule that all criminals must follow: Don't Get Caught!. In the latest Dexter novel by author Jeff Lindsay, Dexter finds himself in this exact situation.
For those who are not familiar with the novels or the hit television show based off of the characters, Dexter Morgan seems like a normal guy. He has a solid job working as a blood splatter analyst at the Miami Police Department. He has a wife, Rita, a new born baby girl, two step kids, and a sister, Deborah, who is his on...more
For those who are not familiar with the novels or the hit television show based off of the characters, Dexter Morgan seems like a normal guy. He has a solid job working as a blood splatter analyst at the Miami Police Department. He has a wife, Rita, a new born baby girl, two step kids, and a sister, Deborah, who is his on...more
Oct 07, 2011michelle rated it it was ok · review of another edition
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Oct 20, 2015Eyehavenofilter rated it really liked it
4.75 stars
' Cochrane stumbled to a stop, as if he wasn't sure what the correct word might be in report-ese but the cop beside him supplied the missing word.' He hurled ' the other cop said.
' Totally lost his lunch.'
' I came, I saw, I blew chunks, 'Vince Masuoka muttered beside me, but happily for his health Sargent Deborah didn't hear him.
This is the funniest book so far. Can I say that about a serial killer? Lindsey fills this book with laugh out loud cleverly written, lines that burst acros...more
' Cochrane stumbled to a stop, as if he wasn't sure what the correct word might be in report-ese but the cop beside him supplied the missing word.' He hurled ' the other cop said.
' Totally lost his lunch.'
' I came, I saw, I blew chunks, 'Vince Masuoka muttered beside me, but happily for his health Sargent Deborah didn't hear him.
This is the funniest book so far. Can I say that about a serial killer? Lindsey fills this book with laugh out loud cleverly written, lines that burst acros...more
Aug 05, 2015Midnight Muldoon rated it did not like it
This book made me mad. Not angry, MAD. Foaming at the mouth, red faced, growling, grinding my teeth MAD. I listened to this while I work (in an office doing data entry) and I went on a rage fueled 10 minute monologue about this book during lunch.
What the hell is wrong with Dexter? Some dude who just learned he likes to kill because he spotted Dexter is now suddenly outwitting someone who has successfully killed over 40 people without getting caught? Some amateur newbie can get the drop on him j...more
What the hell is wrong with Dexter? Some dude who just learned he likes to kill because he spotted Dexter is now suddenly outwitting someone who has successfully killed over 40 people without getting caught? Some amateur newbie can get the drop on him j...more
Definitely not my favorite book in the series. I enjoyed it and am glad I read it, but I was disappointed with the overall feel. This was the first book in the series that I was able to read without squirming and feeling disgusted or disturbed throughout. The reason I enjoy the books so much is this exact feeling of unease. I missed that with 'Double Dexter'. Again, I am series loyal and will continue to read all of Jeff Lindsay's 'Dexter' books as they are released, plus 'Double Dexter' was ent...more
I've been a fan of the Dexter series since the beginning, though not all of them are, in my opinion, of equal quality. The first two were brilliant, the third was a real letdown, and the two after that were better than Dexter in the Dark, but not as good as Darkly Dreaming Dexter or Dearly Devoted Dexter.
This one, in my opinion, returns to the best of Dexter's form. Putting Dexter into a position in which he has to deal with a witness to his dark deeds, someone who is probably as warped as he is...more
This one, in my opinion, returns to the best of Dexter's form. Putting Dexter into a position in which he has to deal with a witness to his dark deeds, someone who is probably as warped as he is...more
Oct 20, 2011Melankalia rated it liked it
I've always loved the Dexter books, so I was really excited when I won this one from the giveaways section on this site. However. Having now read the book, I am a bit confused about a couple of things.
Firstly, was Rita always that annoying??? Maybe it's because she was featured more in this book, I don't know, but the way she speaks began to grate on my nerves really quickly.
Secondly, what has happened to Dexter's problem solving skills??? I mean, seriously. He (biologically) becomes a father, a...more
Firstly, was Rita always that annoying??? Maybe it's because she was featured more in this book, I don't know, but the way she speaks began to grate on my nerves really quickly.
Secondly, what has happened to Dexter's problem solving skills??? I mean, seriously. He (biologically) becomes a father, a...more
Jan 23, 2019Vikas rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Dexter is back to form or should I rather say that Jeff Lindsay was back in form after few middling Dexter books this one was fun and interesting and although Dexter's decline continues as he becomes more and more clumsy with becoming more human (view spoiler)[ that for the last few books he can't save himself at all but has to be saved by someone or the other (hide spoiler)] . This time around we again open with a hunt but this time around Dexter is seen by someone, some shadow as he calls hims...more
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Jeff Lindsay lives in Florida with his wife, author Hilary Hemingway, daughter of Leicester Hemingway, Ernest Hemingway's brother.
Lindsay is best known for writing the Dexter series of novels. Several of his earlier published works include his wife as a co-author.
Jeff graduated from Middlebury College, Vermont, in 1975, and Celebration Mime Theatre's Clown School the same year. He received a doub...more
Lindsay is best known for writing the Dexter series of novels. Several of his earlier published works include his wife as a co-author.
Jeff graduated from Middlebury College, Vermont, in 1975, and Celebration Mime Theatre's Clown School the same year. He received a doub...more
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