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Original Title:	Broken Dolls ASIN B00UBV3RY4
Edition Language:	Spanish
Series:	Jefferson Winter #1

Muñecas rotas (Jefferson Winter #1) Kindle Edition | Pages: 448 pages

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Jefferson Winter no es un investigador corriente. Tiene una inteligencia muy superior a la media y es hijo de uno de los más famosos asesinos en serie de Estados Unidos. Jefferson Winter se ha pasado la vida intentando distanciarse del legado de su padre y pone todo su empeño en perseguir a los que son como él. Tras una carrera prometedora en el FBI como experto en perfiles psicológicos, viaja por todo el mundo ayudando a los cuerpos policiales a resolver los casos más complicados.

Acaba de llegar a Londres en medio de una ola de frío para resolver un caso espeluznante que desconcierta a Scotland Yard. Un psicópata ha secuestrado a varias mujeres para torturarlas durante meses. Antes de dejarlas en libertad se asegura de que no puedan contar nada con un sistema especialmente cruel: les practica una lobotomía.

Winter utilizará toda su inteligencia y su intuición para atrapar al criminal antes de que pueda destrozar a otra mujer. Sus métodos no siempre se ajustan a las normas, pero nadie como él es capaz de entender cómo funciona la mente del psicópata.

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Title	:	Muñecas rotas (Jefferson Winter #1)
Author	:	James Carol
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 448 pages
Published	:	February 10th 2015 by La esfera de los Libros (first published January 1st 2014)
Categories	:	Thriller. Mystery. Crime. Fiction

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I have this one for a while and since I'm in the mood for mystery thriller after finishing Robert Bryndza's Detective Erika Foster series, I figure it's time for me to try it.The premise is very interesting -- Jefferson Winter, an ex-FBI genius profiler, is a son of a serial killer himself! This book opens with Winter watching his father's execution. When his father mouthed "We're the same" to Winter, it haunts him, so he decides to quit the FBI. Winter still works as freelance consultant,



Broken Dolls by James Carol was a very disturbing read it chilled me to the core , but thoroughly enjoyed it. The Characters were well scripted & very likeable especially Jefferson Winter & Sophie Templeton. This was a really good novel a page turner.Di Mark Hatcher from Scotland yard calls Jefferson Winter to help him solve a case being the son of a serial killer & is a former FBI agent now profiler he agrees to help Hatcher solve a case involving a psychopath who tortures women

When I went into my unread library I read the back cover which described a serial killer who performed lobotomies. I wondered why I had bought the book but I knew I got it in the 3 for $10 section at the bookstore. However, whatever possessed me to purchase the book was right on the money. I will start by saying that the gruesomeness of this novel was well done and considering the subject matter it was tastefully done. I love the idea of profilers - behavioural science. I've dealt with it during

These 5 stars are for pure entertainment value certainly enhanced by listening on audio. Jefferson Winter comes to life in this absorbing and exciting crime drama - he is an ex-FBI agent assisting on a nasty serial crime case in London England.Ok, I'll admit it's a tad formulaic and nothing I haven't read before BUT Jefferson is awesome and the story was so well pulled together that the ring of familiarity was inconsequential.I loved it! And I'm listening to the next one straight away as it's a

A good little crime-thriller; Pretty much 'Criminal Minds' in book form, actually. I totally pictured Sophie Templeton as J-J, and they even say 'unsub', Likeable characters, interesting plot. Not a murder-mystery, or a who-dunnit, in that (as with all serial killer books) the killer is obviously not a character we know, it's more about how Winter figures out who the unsub is when all of London is the suspect pool. I'd read the next one.

Follow Jefferson Winter, an ex-FBI profiler as he helps solve a case in England for the Metropolitan Police.Broken Dolls is a great tale about the profiling of offenders. I liked how Jefferson explained to the reader how profilers worked and how offenders have signatures to their behaviour. I loved all this detail, not just in the profiling of offenders but how people think in general. I loved how James used real locations in his story and how he used real life crimes to build the advice