I Am Death Paperback – Import, January 1, 2016

Once again, Chris Carter outdid himself. Great follow up to his previous novel. In my opinion, he is the master of the serial killer genre. When I think he can't possibly come up with scenarios more shocking, more terrifying, more graphic, I open a new book and I'm absolutely horrified. I can't even imagine the process that goes on in Mr. Carter's mind to imagine these types of behavior. Whatever it is, however, I hope he keeps doing it. I love the main characters, Robert Hunter and Carlos Garcia. My only "complaint" is that some of his books, including I Am Death, are not available in Kindle format.

From the beginning couple of pages, I was hooked! Very good read! I read it in one sitting. I really like Chris Carter and wish more of his books were available on Kindle. I'm not really good at writing reviews w/o spoiling it, but I wanted to at least give it a review and say WOW. The only complaint -wish it was longer!

Story 5/5Narration 5/5Another outstanding story by Chris Carter.I Am Death captivated me and left a deep impact.I highly recommend it if you’re looking for a brutal thriller!!

I came across a book club page where someone asked for recommendations and at least a dozen people recommended Chris Carter. I decided to check him out and, oh wow, this man must have a twisted mind or is just a prolific author. Some of the best books I have read and I am an avid reader. I highly recommend his books. They are totally unputdownable!

From the sharp and fertile mind of a former criminal psychologist (the author) comes a villain who is the ultimate human predator, a serial killer who leaves basically no forensic evidence behind and seems to leave the shadows without being seen, commits his horrendous crimes, and then disappear again like a wisp of smoke. But he never truly goes away, moving on to his next well planned event with alacrity and limitless energy. How is he able to pull this off? Who is he and where did he come from? And will he just keep going until he dies a natural death himself?Chris Carter knows how to combine vivid starkness with unlimited terror and gruesome results. It's fair to say that his stories are not for everyone. But for those of us who have studied twisted minds and the reasons for their horrifying actions, Mr. Carter once again plants a bountiful crop of hideous events that explode into a ghastly game of "catch me if you can" using extremely subtle clues that are mostly ignored at the outset. And who better to immerse himself in such a case than his lead detective at LAPD's Robbery Homicide (Ultra Violent) Division, Detective Robert Hunter.If you have a strong stomach and are not prone to nightmares, this daunting tale will shock even the most dedicated thriller reader. And to think that I just finished reading it prior to Halloween. Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers can't hold a candle to "I Am Death". They would run from this guy like screaming little girls.

I'm a big fan of Chris Carter. Nobody writes grotesque serial killer novels quite like Brits (and I will refrain from speculating why that is the case). This isn't his best, honestly, but it's good enough. Recommended

First of all,i would like to inform you that I have read the most books of the series.This book is one of the best.The thing that impress me one more time is that the plot of things in the story aren't clear until almost the end.For one more time hunter and his partner take the order to catch a ,what it seems to be ,a serial killer who kills women .But this is only the beginning.What is the motive of these gruesome killings?Who is really the person who make this killings? Until about 30 pages before end nothing is what it looks like to be the truth.Highly recommended to every fan of Chris Carter and I anticipate for the next one.

Chris Carter is a true master of police procedurals.He never stops in his quest for the most obscure of clues and the most vicious and depraved of sadistic killers. This series is action filled with violence and gore and is not for the weak of heart.