Title: Tasty cat and mouse game
Review: I have read all of the Ripley books in sequence, and am delighted to find that this last effort is the best since the "Talented" character appeared. It shares the flavor of "Strangers on a Train," that squirmy, claustrophibic quality of having control pulled from your grasp. Ripley is fascinating to me -- a completely amoral character for whom you feel sympathy -- and I find him at his most haunted and haunting in this book. My one regret: It is the final Ripley adventure.
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