Book Summary
Postcard Killers is a fast-paced crime thriller that follows NYPD detective Jacob Kanon, who travels across Europe hunting a serial killer duo responsible for murdering young couples. Before each killing, the murderers send local newspapers a cryptic postcard, taunting the authorities and leaving a trail of clues. Kanon, grieving the death of his own daughter—one of the victims—teams up with Swedish journalist Dessie Larsson after she receives one of the ominous postcards. Together, they race against time to stop the killers, uncovering a twisted pattern rooted in art, obsession, and shocking psychological motives. The novel blends tension, international intrigue, and emotional depth, delivering the signature suspense and relentless pacing that define James Patterson’s thrillers.
About the Author:
James Patterson is an American novelist widely known as one of the most prolific and bestselling authors in the world. Famous for his fast-moving plots and short, gripping chapters, he has written across multiple genres—crime, thriller, mystery, young adult, and nonfiction. His notable series include Alex Cross, Women's Murder Club, and Michael Bennett. Patterson frequently collaborates with co-authors to expand his storytelling reach, and his books have sold hundreds of millions of copies globally. Beyond writing, he is known for his philanthropic efforts in promoting literacy and supporting libraries, schools, and young readers.
