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DARKLY DREAMING DEXTER Author: Jeff Lindsay Number of Pages: 341 pages Published Date: 25 Aug 2009 Publisher: Random House USA Inc Publication Country: New York, United States Language: English ISBN: 9780307473707 DOWNLOAD: DARKLY DREAMING DEXTER Mind you, Dexter's the good guy in this story. Close View image. Jeff Lindsay. Publisher Description. Customer Reviews See All. Dearly Devoted Dexter. Will include dust jacket if it originally came with one. Satisfaction is guaranteed with every order. Buy It Now. She constantly belittles all correct information from Deborah, whom she calls "Officer Puta" and "Einstein. The exact quote is, "If her tits were her brains, she'd be Einstein. At the very end of the novel, Migdia meets her end by dying from knife wounds from Dexter's brother, Brian, which makes Sergeant Albert Doakes extremely suspicious of Dexter. Other characters have name changes such as Vince Masuoka becoming Vince Masuka in the series; Deborah Morgan being shortened to Debra Morgan ; and Albert Doakes referred to only as Sergeant Doakes in the first novel is renamed James Doakes for the show. In the book, Angel Batista is a fellow forensic lab tech of Dexter's, rather than a detective. Also, in the book, he is often called Angel-no-Relation to emphasis that he, being of Cuban descent, is not related to the deposed Cuban dictator Batista , whereas in the series he is just referred to as "Batista. Characters such as Masuoka and Batista are also fairly minor within this novel, appearing at crime scenes certainly, but they have no extended roles. Networking Software. Trending from CNET. Dream Aquarium Screensaver Free to try. Disply a virtual aquarium with unsurpassed realism. Michael Richan writes it and there are multiple series that all take place within the one universe. Check out our Michael Richan page where we have a complete reading order for you. Any authors or characters we're missing that we should add? Let us know - we're continually adding new authors and characters daily. Monthly Poll Do you pre-order books? Yes as soon as they are announced Yes but close to release date No I wait until they are published View Results. Contact Us. Kevin J. Anderson and Dean Koontz. False Memory. Winter Moon. Frankenstein: City of Night. Ed Gorman and Dean Koontz. The Throat. Info about the book Author: Jeff Lindsay. Series: Unknown. ISBN: Rating: 3. The protagonist is Dexter Morgan. By day, he works in forensics. By night, he is a serial killer. Dexter chooses his targets very carefully, killing criminals such as rapists and murderers..

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