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Title: Penn and Killer?
Review: Misdirection is a fundamental part of all of Deaver's Lincoln Rhyme stories. Through forensic wizardry Rhyme and Sachs brilliantly zero in on the right line of investigation, pursue it, then inevitably get hit with a plot twist from left field. So to build an entire story around a homicidal illusionist whose talents of misdirection are a central theme of the story kind of puts Deaver's plotting techniques out in the open for the reader to see. It also enables him to weave a more complex web of head fakes and suspense filled surprises.Though the acts of the Conjurer, his escapes, characters who come back from the dead and things you think happened that didn't are all totally outrageous, Rhyme is up against a criminal from whom we would expect no less. The combination makes "The Vanished Man" work.
