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John orr tries but fails at becoming a police officer. First published in 1959, robert bloch's psycho is still one of the creepiest horror novels ever written. Kevin dutton has amassed a great deal of knowledge about these charming, cold, fearless, emotionally indifferent people, who are so attractive in some ways and so appalling in others, and set it out in a briskly readable prose studded with gripping anecdotes. Yet, this is not a story of defeat. The book fire lover tells the story of a psychopath who is both a pyromaniac and an arson investigator. ( frankie elkin, book 2)
