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008 100222s2009 nyu 000 1 eng d

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100 1 $aDeaver, Jeffery.$3271379

245 10$aRoadside crosses /$cJeffery Deaver.

260 $aNew York :$bPocket Books,$cc2009.

300 $a548 p. ;$c20 cm.

490 1 $aA Kathryn Dance novel

500 $aOriginally published: New York : Simon & Schuster, 2009.

500 $aIncludes an excerpt from the author's "The burning wire".

520 $aRoadside crosses are appearing along the highways of the Monterey Peninsula, not as memorials to past accidents but as markers for fatalities yet to come . . . and someone, armed with information gleaned from careless and all-too-personal blog postings, intends to carry out those killings. Kathryn Dance and her C.B.I. team know when the attacks will take place, but who will be the victims? Her body language expertise leads her to a recent fatal car crash, and to the driver, Travis Brigham, a gaming-obsessed teen, who's become the target of vicious cyberbullies. And when Travis disappears, Kathryn must lead a furious manhunt in the elusive world of bloggers and social networking, where nothing is as it seems.--From cover p. [4].

650 0$aPolicewomen$vFiction.$3285219

650 0$aJuvenile homicide$vFiction.$3376558

650 0$aInternet and teenagers$vFiction.$3376559

650 0$aOnline social networks$vFiction.$3376560

650 0$aSerial murderers$vFiction.$3340166

650 0$aDance, Kathryn (Fictitious character)$vFiction.$3376561

651 0$aCalifornia$vFiction.$3290972